Brings back the horrid memories of stories of folks being told to go home, until symptoms worsened.....return via ER....admitted and placed on vent and Remdisivir......family members not allowed in/near...and...begging for this NOT to be the Rx’d treatment.
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Hey JL ... here’s another little nasty tidbit of info ... what do you often see those ER docs telling patients? Go home, take TYLENOL, come back if you can’t breathe. It seems pretty much all “medical” advice being given by those docs who follow The Official Narrative makes things worse, including the ‘take tylenol’ advice ... just gets patients back to the hospital faster so they can be put in the COVID death wards on Remdesivir/vent.
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The Role of Glutathione in Protecting against the Severe Inflammatory Response Triggered by COVID-19
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7402141/
From conclusion:
Several pieces of evidence reported in our biochemical analysis suggest that low levels of GSH could be one of the major causes of the excessive inflammatory response linked to severe COVID-19 symptoms and indicate that increasing body GSH could reduce the number of symptomatic patients.
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What Depletes Glutathione?
http://www.immunehealthscience.com/what-depletes-glutathione.html
Many external factors is what depletes glutathione the most.
Some of these substances are listed below:
acetaminophen (Tylenol) and other pharmaceuticals;
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Paracetamol depletes glutathione
https://www.fxmedicine.com.au/blog-post/paracetamol-depletes-glutathione
This article is mostly about liver failure, however:
“One of the mechanisms by which the overuse of paracetamol can cause acute liver failure is its ability to deplete the antioxidant glutathione. In the presence of paracetamol, the concentration of glutathione decreases by as much as 80-90”
Ack! So.....what was doing additional damage....was also being prescribed.
Geez. Nasty tidbit, indeed.