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More than 30 individuals have been poisoned by bacterial toxins after receiving IV drips containing glutathione at wellness clinics, as reported by the CDC and FDA. The glutathione used in these drips is derived from dietary supplement-grade powders, which are not suitable for injectable use.
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More than 30 individuals have been poisoned by bacterial toxins after receiving IV drips containing glutathione at wellness clinics, as reported by the CDC and FDA. The glutathione used in these drips is derived from dietary supplement-grade powders, which are not suitable for injectable use.
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IV drips used for "detoxification" actually filled with toxins; dozens poisoned
Over 30 People Poisoned by Bacterial Toxins from IV Drips at Wellness Clinics