Positives

• One MCS/ME-CFS patient under Dr. Grace Ziem’s care reported using nebulized glutathione specifically to reduce lung inflammation from mold exposure and to improve breathing, and said it produced more noticeable detoxification effects than IV administration had Phoenix Rising.
  
  

Negatives

• A third user reported significant cognitive effects lasting days after nebulizing B12 and glutathione together, and forum members repeatedly cautioned that a minority of ME/CFS patients are “very sensitive to glutathione” and should start with only a few milligrams Phoenix Rising.
  
  

Hurdles & Side Effects

• Nebulized glutathione is most commonly used in cystic fibrosis care and by MCS specialists such as Dr. Grace Ziem; it requires a prescription, a compounding pharmacy, and a nebulizer, and forum members note that sterility and preservative-free sourcing matter because the lungs are sensitive to adulterants Phoenix Rising.