How to Properly Treat Kids: Root Cause Medicine for Autism, ADHD, and Developmental Challenges

Dan Perer here, dan [clears throat] persermd.com if you want to look me up. Um, I've given a lot of Facebook lives over the years. I've I've had a few that had over a million views. Um, they had over a million people in attendance. This one should be

that. It should have two million, five million. Yeah, I've got as many as two million in fast. Um, this one should go five or 10 million. It should be huge. It's such a a important problem to discuss in this current environment. I

still got to be really careful about how I say these words, how I frame this and what I say. There's certain words I cannot use or will be shut down. Um, so this is about how to properly treat

children or who who are sorry, let me do that again. How to properly treat ADHD children or who are on the spectrum and who have a problem with metals, molds, organo phosphates or other substances.

So you know, my name is Dan Per. A lot of you know me. I'm an MD. And seven months ago, I told I'd become the number one rated MD in solo practice in the USA. Not in Serbia or Guatemala or not even Jamaica, but the number one MD here

in the USA. I think it's mostly based on that I had 1300 plus five-star reviews. Uh I think it's 1,200 at the time. I think I've got 1300 plus now. Uh across all social media sites. Um, it's really

a popularity contest, but apparently what I say works because those are people I've seen over the years and not many leave reviews. I figured that out too because I've seen a lot of people um I figure out these unanswered medical problems

through research and trials and we get to the root cause. And that's that's really all I do. I'm more a researcher than anything else. Also an author. Um, and we'll talk more about that in a second. But this needs to go out there to everyone to hear that that has that

has a parent or grandparents uh of kids with ADHD or autism or who are on the spectrum. Um and and uh and if you don't believe any of this or or think I'm it's some kind of bizarre quackery, then um

read my reviews. Um read what parents are saying and let me help you and your child. Uh there's some words, like I said, I can't say. Uh so I'm I got to be cautious. That's why I'm reading this for now because I actually have all this memorized. I um I don't have to research

this. I I deal with it every day. Um what I'm really talking about are kids who are who are let me spell the word out kind of T space C. And that word has an X in the dead middle of it. I will call that the TXC

word from here on out. You have to figure out what that means. Um, I'm not talking about some you think some of you that think your child has a metal problem or thinks your child has a black mold problem or gain phosphate

problem. I'm talking about the kids you are actually autistic or well into the spectrum, have ADHD, who are nonverbal, who are uh in frustrated and in pain a lot. You can tell they pound their heads, their foreheads, they slap their

legs, they self stem. You can see they want to talk. I see that they want to talk when I examine these kids. They're so frustrated. Uh but they just can't get their words out. They're they're they're considered non-verbal. They cry

a lot and are in anguish. They live in a dark place in their heads because they are literally locked inside their heads. Um, and when you have them tested for heavy metals or black mold or other toxins, they have them and you you cannot get rid of them. You can't get

them out. You try all kinds of tricks. You call things you try all kinds of things. Nothing seems to work. And I'm going to tell you why and what's going on so we can figure this out together because I deal with this every day. Parents are on here uh that have I've

helped you with your children. We're going to we're going to we talk about all of them kind of indirectly here. So, get ready. Uh dive in if you can help. First of all, you should know next month I have a textbook on this problem we're really going to be talking about being

published. It's 600 pages of answers and research and I hope it changes the world. It's taken me five years to write it. It's titled Homoyine. uh the first textbook in the modern era about the disease we've known about for 94 years. And I'm not saying you should

buy this textbook. It's 600 pages. Um and um and um it's pretty dense with a lot of research and articles. Um I've written a ton of articles on the subject too. Um every single child who has these

problems um these trials have one thing in common. They all have a homoyine problem. Hang on. Don't go check their homoyine level. I'm talking about something different. I'm talking about the genetic homoyine disease caused by

Write this down because I'm going to say it twice and you can Google search it and and confirm what I'm saying. Um caused by disruption in their trans sulfuration pathway. That pathway is how we as humans get rid of metals, heavy metals, black mold, and

other toxins. I need to say that again. Your child was born with a disruption in the transforation pathway. That's a genetic problem. Uh and we think 60% of the US population has it from the work I've done on that textbook. That pathway

is how we as humans get rid of those heavy metals and the black mold and other toxins. That's why your child can't clear the toxins or any other toxins and your child progressively worsens every year because he has no way he or she has no way to get rid of those

toxins as they keep going into his body. Um why is that? Well, the transpiration pathway is how you convert homocyine to glutathione and you that's how you make 90% of your glutathione.

It's glutathione that is the binder. I know you all guys always ask me should I use a binder with that? No, you don't need to use a binder with glutathione. It'll it automatically binds everything that shouldn't be there. White blood cells guide it to bind everything that shouldn't be there. Removes it. This is

why your child has a homoyine problem. It's because there's a disruption that in their genetics that you gave them from your ancestors. It's not your fault. You had no way of knowing. Um, and it's no one's fault really. It's

just life. Um, but it's why some kids we know around 40% now don't seem to have this disruption. They don't seem to have the problem. They can handle the vaccines. They can handle toxins. They can handle black

mold. Some people move into house and maybe mom and one son has the black mold issues. They're horrible. They get really sick. the other the other people members of the family just looking like are you crazy? Why why why is there a problem? And then um because they can't

clear black mold toxins. Um did I say the word? No, I didn't say it. I said toxins. That's not the word. It's kind of the word. I can't say the other word. It's Yeah, it's really close.

It's almost the word. Just there's a C there. Um so so some kids have the problem, some don't. It's because of genetic the genetic lottery. So I deal with these kids every day. We check their genetics. Um I have designed a

genetic test that shows all 22 of the snips that we know now causes the homoyine problem. If you have even one of the 22 snips, you're going to have a homoyine problem. Um, most of the kids I see have five or six

or seven or eight. I've never seen anyone with more than 10 of those snips. There are a few out there, but not many. Uh, and and I'm sure I've only probably treated a thousand adults and kids with that problem so far. Um, and it's not

that it's the homoyine that that's causing the problem. Homocyine really in the end affects us indirectly by causing elevation and production of two cytoines from monocytes. One is called interlucanate

the other is called MCP-1 monocy chemoproctor one iol8ate MCP-1. But that's not the problem. It's the disruption in the transoperation pathway that's torturing your child because they can't

manage to detox. They I said the word they can't Oh god. I hope we don't get blocked. Um they can't manage to remove self- remove metals, heavy metals,

organo phosphates, toxins um and other substances. And I'm talking about medical uh toxin problems, not not pie in the sky made up. Uh I don't know. Anyway, uh

it's an overused word, but they can't remove those because they don't mount can't make enough glutathione to remove it. So, let's say you're a parent, uh, and I've seen a ton of these, so I can just tell you the story. Let's say you're a parent and your child's

non-verbal and they're four years old and you can see them trying, they're hitting their head, they try to speak, you can't get words out, they're, you know, just really sad little kids. Um, and they're trying so hard to communicate and and talk to you and look

they can't even look you in the eye. Um, and they're in they're very uncomfortable because they hurt. Um, that's from the things that are in them that shouldn't be there. And um, I'm using a lot of I know it's I'm having to

dance around this, but I want to keep doing the videos. So, uh, do the live. Um, and and and they can't clear him while his brother Todd seems to clear him fine. Doesn't have those problems. Um,

what do you give to treat that? You give them glutathione. It's really simple. It's a thing they cannot make. You give them that. You got a problem though. There are 70 or 80 glutathions. Here we go. on Amazon that

don't work. There are two out there with patents. Period. That's it. In the whole world, two that have validation that work. Um when I did 10 years of pituitary endocrinology and cardiology research

down in Los Angeles at USC and Cedar Sina and stuff um with that US assistant surgeon general on our team were two very smart farmds Nan Patel and Chin Trron Dr. Patel and

Dr. Tron they taught at KEK at the medical school but they were also on our team. They're great guys. They're they're close friends. I love them both. Um, nine and I have worked on a lot of big projects. Some of the stuff, a lot of the stuff that I did for Young

Living, it was N and I doing it. Um, and so a lot of you know me and know the story, but um, N and I and Chin spent three or four years. They were longer at it than I was. They invited me in later in the

process. Um, developing the first functional glutathione. It's called Glutil by Aro Pharma. Gluteril by Ro Pharma in La Habra, California. And he got interviewed by Joe Rogan and by um

by Gary Brea if you want to watch those interviews. But uh I helped with that process. I did the post pre-clinical trials on it. I helped with uh a lot of the development of it and the patent on it, stuff like that. Um so I was heavily

involved. I also developed something different. The first oral and only oral glutathione in the world. It's a liquid. It's called FARS glutathione. Vars stands for validatable, absorbable, reduced, stable. Uh the laws of

antioxidants like the laws robotics with Isaac Azimov that he developed. But those are the laws of a viable antioxidant. We determine those down there in SoCal. Um, and it wasn't that long ago, I think it was eight years

ago, I got the patent awarded on the oral glutathione. Um, and guess what? When you give the kids a functional, validated, absorbable, reduced, stable glutathione,

they clear those toxins. Did I say that? Yeah, that was safe, I think. Um, they clear those metals, they clear all that. It's a little bit of a slow process because you don't want them to Herxheimer. So, you got to start really slowly with it. If you don't want to see

me and get the genetics and figure this out, I understand. But try the glutathione. Either either Nyans or mine, um, Nyans is topical. Ours liquid can be used topical, too. We've now developed a capsulated form of it that works. Um,

you can read the re my reviews uh for my patients right and left with it. because it does a lot of really good things that were unexpected that no one saw coming that we didn't know about. That's my book on homoyine. Um, I have a book coming out for uh for toxic uh kids. You

might want to get a copy of that. Um, if you want to get on my my book launch team list, email us at dandanpersermd.com and we'll notify you when these books are coming out. I've got, I think,

don't be shocked, it's taking me five years to get here. 19 books coming out this year, three textbooks, uh, and, um, and a bunch of spin-offs and some redoss of older books. I've already started the process. Um, the next book I have coming out is all about this, not about the

kids, but about adults. It's and same thing kind of. It's called Outlive Your Toxic Genetics, and it'll be out soon. Um, it's easily treated, but guess what? They can't ever. You can't fix that genetic problem. Not until we we're able

to do that cleanly and cheaply. That's coming in the next 5 to 12 years. We'll be able to change your genetics, modify them, modify your kids genetics so they don't have to take glutathione forever. Know that that that day is coming, too. We're involved in watching that process

unfold. Uh, I'll probably be doing it here in Utah and maybe in Florida, too, where we're opening an office. Um, but you don't have to bring your kids to see me. We can do a genetic counseling u appointment if you need to and I can

define what's going on with them and tell you what's going on. You simply swab their mouth, send the genetic test in I developed specifically off my textbook on um on homoyine. I'm looking for people have that toxicity issue and a few other things we've worked on and

discovered. Um, and we can figure this out. Uh, I'm not trying to sell you stuff. I'm just trying to tell you what you need. You could try the row. You could try the other stuff. It won't work. Sorry. It just doesn't work. Um, if it does, it's so slow that you

wouldn't notice it. Um, and um, and either in in tris or trions. Um, and I don't know '09 anything other than good friendship, but he may maybe didn't even want to know that I'm doing this. Probably get mad that I'm doing this,

but um, I need to tell you this. Help your kids. Help your even if they're 23, 25, 22. Um, it's easier if they're younger. It's funny because I get these non-verbal kiddos all the time. and

their parents are consulting with me um and do on genetic counseling and the the first comments I get are um he never talks. We can't wait to hear him say something to make words that or a sentence to do all this. He's four or

five years old um or she is and it breaks our heart. We know he wants to talk. We can see it in his eyes. We can see it in his face. Um and he just can't communicate. And the next thing I hear um at the 8week followup is, "How do we

get him to shut up?" Because he's talking all the time. He talks in the back seat. He talks everywhere. Points out every sign. We didn't know he could read. Um we've been reading to him for years. Um and now I know the parents are just joking, but how do we get little

Bobby to be quiet? Because he he talks constantly. Yeah. He had a lot to say. has been trapped inside him for four or five years. Um, our little Susie. So, that's the best words I ever hear. How do we now, how do we turn him off now?

We didn't realize he was going to talk all the time. It's a really joyful appointment. Um, it's a slow [snorts] process. I have him update me all the time. Every two or three weeks, I'm like, "Send me an email. Keep me updated." I do read them. Um it's a

great process to go through u and um and I want to help. So if you want an appointment uh call and get it. We're also going to be having assist genetic counseling really. We'll have staff doing this too uh that we've trained who

are licensed genetic counselors. Um so but most but if you want an appointment with me you have to wait a little longer obviously but um but I'm not special. It's a pretty easy process. I don't know why no one else is has figured this out.

Maybe they have, but um they don't have the tech that we have with the glutathione that we spent a lot of time, money, blood, sweat, and tears to develop our glutathione. We sell it on Amazon. Um you think it's a supplement.

It is, but it's really a biological, it's really a biotech product uh created under patents and a lot of research and validation. Uh, are there any questions out there? Okay, ask away.

Sorry, Chantel's helping me. Jackson's Jackson's had a child. So, Jackson's laid up.

Um, okay. Sorry, there were some good ones that we have to go and find. You're right. There's a lot of them. There's a lot. I'm glad you're listening. I didn't know if you'd listen.

Okay. Bars glutathione. Would this possibly help a young woman with POTS postco? There's a funny thing out there. Research. A lot of research. You could go to Google Gemini, you go to chat GPT, you can go to um Grock and ask them does

a validated stable functional glutathione and remember there's only two um like vars glutathione or glutil will it um suppress cytoines all cytoines ask that

question because it's really important um and it should say Yes, it always says yes. Um and there show the research it will um and there's lots of studies that have shown that. Um and um cytoines.

So talking about that problem that Shintel asked me about. Will it help POTS? Not necessarily. But a vitamin panel we do always helps the pots. say or vitamin B we never not

clear up pots cases if it is a some kind of injury I won't say the first word case um the spike protein is known to elicit IL6

cytoine so again you can go do that research yourself floods your body with IL6 cytoine which is very pro-inflammatory very problematic and causes a lot of pain, aches, fatigue, stuff like that.

Um, remember glutathione suppresses all cytoines. So, um, I've tried to reach out to Peter Mcola and talk to him. I'm I'm going to reach out again to them and see because

we have the patents on the only two functional glutathione in the world Nan and and I do and that's it. Um so it should help with that problem immensely actually. So because now I'm aggressively treating those cases.

So next question. What about glutathione for dementia? I believe there are I was state medical director in Utah over the long-term care facilities and nursing homes and everything for 10 years. Um my opinion

from all that before we knew about this technology before I went down to USC and Sinai and all that and we did the intraator testing down there. My opinion is that I would definitely check mom or dad if they have signs of dementia. We

do this all the time and guess what? They don't have dementia. they have a lithium deficiency or a PQQ deficiency or a or a B2 riboplavin or thamin deficiency. uh thamin deficiency is called if it gets bad enough it's called

wariki cors syndrome or sorry wariki syndrome wer n i cke I see those cases all the time they have a lot of memory loss if it gets really severe it becomes unre irreversible it's called a waricky cor dementia

so yeah vitamin deficiencies can definitely cause um um dementia and lack have gluathione in say a homoyine case the toxicity issues the heavy metals the organo

phosphate the black mold stuff like that can definitely disrupt uh cognition cognition so yes I can see that happening I know if I get low on it I get brain fog like crazy I can imagine I have to

live with that every day I know the answers to that Yeah. Yeah. Uh the first thing that people noticed in our pre-clinical study with gluteril and with our bars, the first thing that people notice or commented on was mental clarity, by the way, when they took it

first time. Does it help someone with hyper thyroidism and Hashimoto's? Go to Grock. Go to those AIS again if you want to ask. Go to Gemini. Google

Gemini and ask is Hashimoto's thyroiditis caused by cytoines. Yes, the antibodies are caused by cytoine. Um, and so guess what? What we've seen with patient after patient is

that glutathione uh will lower the antibodies dramatically in those patients uh eventually by 90%. Um, so yeah, because glutathione lowers all cytoines. Well,

not every glutathione does that. There's 70 that won't. Um, and um, maybe a little after six months. Maybe a little, maybe not. How many will you repeat? How many bars products work and don't work again? People are just asking. How many bars products? Wait, what?

How many like what bars products do you like? Oh, we have three bars product. Well, we we have to do it more than three. We got four or five. But um so far as glutathione will I don't know if I want to say that directly. I don't want to get in trouble with anyone. Uh but glutathione if it's

properly validated there's glutil and vars glutathione. Uh if it's properly validated and functional and and um and patented patent gives you a lot of validation. Patent means the US government goes this works. This is our stamp of approval that this is actually

a real glutathione. If these other products were so good, they have patents. They don't. So, um, so glutathione lowers lowers Hashimoto's antibodies, CPO and TPA antibodies. Try it. Don't

trust me. Or go look on on Grock or or Gemini. Ask them will um does does uh Hashimoto's antibodies are are they TBO and TBA antibodies aren't they caused by cytoines?

And it says yes. This is true. Here's another good one. Will glutathione help lower IL23 and IL17? This person has a double variant in their IL23R. Yeah, 23R. I deal with about four or

five of those cases a week. some really prominent people. You'd be surprised. Um um they found out I was the number one ranked MD in the USA for this kind of stuff. So they find me. Yes, it will absolutely suppress those. Absolutely suppress those. I always say

take the biological with them because they don't want to get in trouble with the powers that be or the immunology department or or immunologists out there. It can be a great associated support product for those. Uh but um take it with the biological that's up to

you. But it will suppress the production at the monocy level of the um is 1723r. Even if you're homozygous, check your levels. Track them. You'll see them drop. They buy our bars from Amazon.

Yeah. Yeah. It's trusted. Somebody asked that. Yeah, we can. We trust Amazon. We give our products to Amazon through us. Yeah. Yeah, we agree. We've caught people trying to It's weird. They get on there and duplicate your bottle, your name,

everything. We look for them all the time, but we've only found one that doing that. Some South American group was doing it. I don't know what they had in those capsules, but to pop up. Yeah, ours will always be the first to pop up. Okay, last one. And if you don't like the oral or you don't like our liquid

oil, which is really the most potent out there, um, use the glutal from our fararma. It's I don't know if it's on Amazon. It's a great product. Um, so I'm telling you the two that work. Um,

is is bar something good to give to kids under, let's say, five and under or above? Yeah, we do it all the time. I'd sort it topically. You could do it or you rub it on them. Yeah. Or if they can't swallow. It's got a really pepperminty flavor. It's really spicy because we had to

cover up the glutathione taste. Um just know that. Um and some kids like it, some hate it. Great. Use it topically. Rub it on their back, rub it on their foot, rub it on their legs. You got to go slow with people. If you have if you just suspect a

homoyine problem, you've got to go really slow with either gluathon, either gluteril or vase. Start with the liquid. Our liquid or gluterol is always a liquid. It's topical spray on and spray it on their foot just a little tiny bit.

I tell patients this all the time. Then they call back later. I've taken eight squirts or I'm taking 14 capsules. I'm really sick. I hurt all over. I'm like, "Did you not read the email I sent you?" Um, it's right there in the email, right? In that big paragraph I

emboldened them. Start and they don't read it. Start startling. Go slow. Go up like a drop or two the first day, drop or two the second day or maybe even skip a day. You're going to have to get those toxins out because it's really painful

with that glutathione to detox quickly. Not for everyone, but for a lot. And you don't want to cause what's called a Herxheimer reaction. It's a well-known subject. You can Google that. Herxheimer hi,

sorry, a h e i m e r. Herxheimer. It's a German term. It means this sucks. Detoxing really sucks. No. So, yeah. You think you'd feel great, but it can be uncomfortable, especially if it's been

in there a while. Like part of your body leaving. What do you think about glutathione for leaky gut and bloating? Can you answer that? It's okay if you can't. Yeah, I can answer. Um,

no. Uh, I don't think it help. I think there are other things at foot there. It could be the 23R. It could be some other cycam problem. So yeah, it could help that um indirectly, but um usually leaky gut is either a bad B12 or B vitamin deficiency

or it's PEMT, which is my second textbook I'm coming out with. You guys can go back and watch my videos on that. Yes, I have another 600page textbook coming out. Yes, I'm crazy. I write a lot. This hyper hyperness goes somewhere at night and it goes into me typing up a

new book every other week. You want to do one more? Oh yeah, give me 10 more. Um, this guy is asking, can you clarify? I just asked chat GBT about glutathione

and it tells me glutathione does not lower tpo antibodies. I didn't say that. What did you say? That never left my mouth. I said it lower it lowers the cytoines that I'll tell you. It lowers the cytoines that

lower the TPO and TPA antibodies. So if you lower the cytoines, it lowers TPO and TPA antibodies. Um it's cytoines that cause you ask the first question. Did you do anything right? Did you ask the first question first? Okay, sorry.

I'll start ranting. Um don't don't mess with my words. Um because I was really careful. I said cytoines cause the elevation in the uh TPO and TPA antibodies. You can go ask chatgpt that or Google that or grock that um and are

there are there cytoines involved in um in elevating the TPO and TPA antibodies? And then guess the first question. Does a validated functional uh patented

glutathione lower cytoines? Lower all cytoines. That's the questions. Sorry. Go ahead. Uh any advice on fatty liver? Yeah, it's a PEMT problem until proven

otherwise. NAFOLD SIBO. Quit going around do this crazy stuff for your SIBO. It's PEMT until proven otherwise. PMT means you cannot make phosphotylcoline. PMT means you need extra phospherine. You need phosyloline. PMT means you need

glutathione, one that works to clear out your liver and discard it. PMT means you need sod, a functional one that actually works like a varod to clear it out. I get people off liver transplant lists all the time. If you're out there, any of you that got off liver transplant

list, the 30 or 40 patients where I've gotten off, speak up now or read my reviews about it. So, um, because they have PEMT, I had, um, I had people from liver major liver transplant programs in the country come and visit me because

they got people off their list. They wanted to know what I was doing, which is admirable that they came. Um, I've talked to people at Emory. I've talked to people from a number of different programs. The last guy I got off liver transplant list was at two lane. He was a dead man walking. He had he had gone

way past fatty liver. He went into the nash non-alcolic state appetitis and into liver failure and was on a liver transplant list but they couldn't find him a liver so he was dying and now he's normal. If he's on here speak up if you don't mind.

So okay. Can bars be taken just to clear toxins accumulated over the years? Yeah. Yeah. But you have a homo system problem. You wouldn't have those toxins. You're broken. So, how do they figure out how to get home?

Um, well, the only way to know for sure I No one's no one does the work. I've I did that. I designed that max gen DRP that we have that looks at um looks at um all

the 22 snips that if one is homozygous you have a homocyine problem that's I don't know any other way to know without a doubt but there also 12 vitamin deficiencies that if you have any of them it can cause elevation in

your homoyine uh there's also 12 vitamin deficiencies that if you have them will suppress you're at homocyine level. They tried that treatment for 43 years malnourishing people. It was a low methionine diet or low amino acid diet.

We quit doing that in 2002 because a really smart researcher in Colorado put the data together and figured out that that was a bad thing. As bad as homoyine is, I think it's the number one cause of heart attacks, strokes, and kidney failure. Uh that's how big it is in the

US. Uh, and I'm I'll dare anyone disprove me after my textbook comes out. Um, that um, so it's not a a cholesterol problem. Oh god, I'm going to be struck by lightning. Um, it's a u, it's a and it's

a uh, inflammation problem that causes the strokes and heart attacks. It's an actually annihilate MCP-1 problem caused by the um the cytoines that are elicited by the homoyine and that's a whole other matter. But uh if you're on LinkedIn, go

look at my LinkedIn account. All the articles and posters I put up and and diagrams I put up all the time to tons of them. If you're on there, say hi and connect with me. Um so um but yeah, it's uh I can't remember

the question now. I'm just ranting. It must be taking clear toxins. But but if you have a home assisting problem, that means you ought to probably take it regularly. Here's what a lot of people are asking right now after your little talk. I'm ranting. [laughter]

What do you consider to be high homocyines? Anything above about eight, 8.8, 8.9 and above, we figured out in the research. I know labs have different ranges. I think one around here is a 66. Where did that come from? I don't even

know how they came up with that. It's like testosterone ranges. It's bizarre. Um, so you know, remember 10 years of pituitary endocrinology research USA. Yeah. With the US surge of general, we don't know. I let me tell you testosterone levels what that is. And

men for example, they take the last thousand men who've been in that lab and they it's a poll. It's just a poll. and then they take the middle 80% and that's the range. Um, it's so weird. It's like has nothing to based in research or

reality. It's just a poll. Um, and so I don't know how they got those homoyine levels, but I see anything above 8.9 disturbs me. And then you got to check IL8 because that's the one I tell everyone all my patients all the time

like follow your IL8. It's like being a diabetic. If you get an infection, if you get um if you get um if you get stressed, if you get an allergy, if you get trauma, if you get uh sprain your ankle or something like

that or get an ingrown toenail, I can tell you a story on that one. Uh it can send your eye through the roof uh and uh throw you into kidney failure or you have a heart attack or stroke. Remember those stories? all those young men playing basketball or football back when

we were kids. I'm I'm in my 60s, so that goes back a long ways. Um uh and uh they had a u uh stroke or heart attack on the field, but no one knew why. They didn't know why the kid had suddenly died 17,

18 years old. I think I collected 600 of those for my textbook. 600 news stories I found there are that actually had Grock find and Gemini find but um that's crazy but no one's ever figured out why that happens I'll tell you why it's a

homoyine problem because when they check their arteries all that's all clear but homoyine can kill you just like that if you're IL8 MCP-1 gets really high okay go ahead can homocyine be a cause of POTS or PCOS

oh it's definitely That's two separate questions. That's Yes. All PCOS patients have a homoyine problem. Figured that out. I've checked about 300 probably PCOS cases in the last five years. Uh they all have a PCOS

problem that I know of. Yeah. Sorry. They all have a homoysting problem. homo system level eight most of the time. Well, when I talk about homoy problem, I'm talking about they have the genetic disease. Um they if they have a vitamin

deficiency which guess what a lot of people are malnourished. Yeah. And if they have any of those 12 vitamins that can cause suppression of your if you're deficient in them they'll cause the suppression of your homocyine level. Yeah. It gives you a false sense of

hope. And remember those people die. We know from that study in 2002 where they stopped doing the low the starvation diet with homoyine cases. Um that was a really smart move. We'll starve them. Bob, let's starve them. That'll bring

the homocyine level down. Yeah. But then someone put the data together after 40 years and found out it was a bad thing and it will kill you quicker. Um starvation is not good. uh having certain vitamin deficiencies is really bad long term. So um yeah, what was the

question? You know, was this TV a cause of POTS or PCOS? [clears throat] POTS is a vitamin deficiency. It's all it is. It's a gross vitamin deficiency. Two separate questions. It was the first part of the question.

PCOS, yes, they all have almost the same problem. So does endometriosis, by the way. Don't believe me? Go to Grock, go to Google, Gemini. Is is severe super severe endometriosis. Um, does it involve

cytoines? Yep. Yeah. So, so glutathione, what does it do? It suppress the cytoines and also gets rid of the squali post postcytoine attack. You get a flare,

that's an infection or something like that. People go along for years, it's hurting a moderately. They kind of get used to it. They kind of live with it. And then one day it gets really bad. Well, they better look at their teeth, make sure they don't have a tooth infection or they have ingrown toenail

or an ingrown hair or what's causing the flare. You better find that flare. So, we deal with that all day long, every day. Now, this is a really interesting one. Had se I had seven bypasses after surgery. They

checked blood and said I was hyper homocyine. Where should I start with your services? Genetics first. Well, you should start with genetics. You already have the problem. We don't need to dig deeper into that. Yeah. Plus,

you've had the heart because of vascular inflammation. Um, screen. They should be able to see our website. Is this right? What am I pointing at? Stanford.com genetic testing. Yeah. Yeah. Order.

Yeah. There's 22 sips on there. If one of them's positive, you got it. So, I know it because of that extensive work I did on that textbook. So Dan at danpursermd if you want to get on my uh dan danpursmd.com

if you want to get on my um on my launch list for all these books I've got coming out that way you get them for like a buck.99 on Kindle you know the first week. Uh and we need people who review view them critically and look at them and comment on them

rate them. Last one. Really? We have a lot people are Good. Keep asking. It's It's the afternoon. I can when I'm so exhausted I can't drive home and I'll I'll quit. I lost my gallbladder at 21. Docs didn't

care why just removed. You have PMT? Just found out last month I have homozygous PEMT. So, makes sense now. Also have CBS MTRR MTR mutations. Always had low folate, B12, iron, vitamin D. Yeah, you have a homoyine genetic homoyine problem too. It's usually what

I see. I see 15 patients a day for genetics, genetic counseling. I never see anything really interesting like three arms. That'd be so cool. Someone come along, I'm like, "What is that sticking out of your your shirt there? What is that?" And it's a arm. Is that a

hand? It'd be so cool to see three arms or three eyeballs. But um they're long gone by the time I get to anyone. Um what I see are 15 cases of inflammation, 15 cases of toxicity problems, 15 cases

of fatigue and feeling awful and they can't figure out why. And they all have a home 15 homoyine cases. I see it every day. And guess what? Four of those which PMT is another methylation problem. Yeah. 15. I see four out of 15 every day

who also have a PMT problem just like that person had. The MTRR, CBS, MTR, those are bad. Those are just hardcore homoyine problems. What do you genetic testing? Yeah. Well, that person doesn't need it.

That person needs a vitamin deficiency probably. Or not even that. They she just needs to get her butt on glutathon and track her ILA. You can go to any lab test now or walk-in labs and order your own IL8. If it's not high, you're lucky,

but maybe you're just malnourished. So, which isn't lucky. That's bad. So, it's complex. Um, that's the one thing we figured out. I believe because of that textbook, there should be homoying

clinics pop up all around the country should diagnose it properly. What do they treat it with the I don't know because they got two options. Glutarel or or a vars glutathione. So that's kind of it. Um you can't treat it with vitamins. If it's if it's an a genetic

homoyistic problem that doesn't work. So you get in a flare, you can end up in kidney failure. And I've got a bunch of horror stories about that. So I get people with newly onset flares who've ended up on dialysis. My goal is to get

them off dialysis. So, and we do it. So, but it's got to be pretty fast. Here's an interesting one. I have POTS and I've developed multiple medication intolerances, CT contract

issues with breathing. I at a homoyine level 14 last holy crap. Related. What will help? They're all related. Yeah. Uh tiny tiny tiny amounts of glutathion to begin with. So you don't simer because you're going

toxic. Go really slow. Get up. When I get severe cases like that, we do this thing called 12 84 the bars triad. You need to know about that because I get massively severe cytoine cases. This is kind of

become a cytoine video [laughter] live Facebook live. That's kind of weird. A live event around sodakine. That's for later in the year, but okay, we'll talk about it now. Okay, sorry I'm probably boring all you guys, but um but yeah, I go slow. You

have a homoysteine problem. You have a big homoysteine problem. I So out of those 15 patients I see a day, three or four of them will have crazy high inflammation. They're either in a massive flare and have a home assisting problem or they're in they have a big-

time ugly cytoine problem like the IL is 23R, like the IL is 17, like IL3, like IL2, like IL8, like just on and on. I see them all. We have that new cytoine comprehensive cytoine test coming out in June now or late May, early June. It

tests for all 40 of the cytoines on your genetics. So, there's no way it's we can screw that up. It's solid evidence. I don't know. I'm gonna ask a really weird question. Why am I I'm a redneck

knucklehead from Oklahoma in Bixby. I'm from there and Morris, Oklahoma, by the way. Two towns I grew up in and some Feville, Arkansas. That's another story. Um but I um why am I'm not an immunologist. Why am I developing this

test? I I'm really seriously got to ask that. Why am I the one who had to develop this test? That's incontrovertible evidence if you got a cytoine problem. Um if and if you're into flare, it's agonal. So um I don't know. Uh I got

questions. Trust me. And I've taken care of people very high up in medical clinics that are nationally world famous, stuff like that, and they're ask starting to ask the same questions. Why the redneck kid? I'm not even board certified. When I came out uh of

residency, there was no board certification. I am old. I'm like 103. So you grandfathered because of that. I know. I've been grandfathered in. Just there. You couldn't get it. I never bought it to go back and get it. I was doing research and crap like that. Yeah. What did I need? I don't need it. I

don't even deal with the insurance. I still don't need it. You were doing research when they were starting to No, no, that was before No, that God was before all that. It was um I came out of residency way back in the early 80s.

I'm That's a long time ago. I've been in practice 43 years. You have a 21. Yeah, you're right there. I have a 40 year old 43y old son. Yeah. This is I don't This is a long

palpitations have been a problem for a few years, but three very badly all day. Better ridden for most of the time. I'm able to move around more and function, but palpitation still bad. Diagnosed with log log g by COVID. Did sequencing

DNA slow compass and super sensitive to supplements. Where to start? All heart tests are good. Just diagnosed with extra beats lower right chamber. What we found, this is back to me doing cardiology research at USC. We found

that was with the US assistant surgeon general by the way. We found um that most arrhythmias like that are caused by vitamin deficiencies, zinc um all kinds of trace minerals that we thus for we do that. That's where I first learned due

to the intracellular vitamin. We used to use spectra cell. It's much we the version we use now is much much improved. Don't I you can use that if you want, but I wouldn't. I used it for years. It was the it was the gold standard. It's now the bronze standard.

The one we use now is more like the triple platinum 3.0 version. It's really good. It doesn't miss anything. Looks at 100 different vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants, and some weird things like your cherry bark level, but I won't get into that. That's just weird. It does that. Um, but I love

those guys. They're GOVA has that now, and I love them. They're helpful. Um, but yeah, get start with the vitamin panel. He'll answer your questions. Uh, this is from the Salsbury Clinic.

Cool. And they're asking, "How's the IV glutathione development coming along?" Uh, we're just still we're still in the back. It's still back burner. Well, our patent allows the only truly functional FDA validated approved glutathione our

process. Um, and if anyone else comes out with it, we'll sue them. But we just got to get around a donut. We'll probably actually buy them. But we don't want to do that. So, we're trying to figure out how to get it. If anyone has an extra, I don't know, 150, 200 million

that wants to throw it our way. That'd be helpful. I'm sure everybody has 200 million. There's people listening that probably do. And then they just said, "Lol, redneck from Iowa." Just following along. Hey, I lived in Spirit Lake when I was

in third grade. Spirit Lake, Iowa. Yeah, I'm a redneck from Iowa, too. That's corn country.

Where would you recommend us? Where? Where would you recommend us starting after being diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease? Nell one membus neuropathy, severe protein ura of 17g. You're much smarter than I am. You know what that means?

Kind of vaguely. Um, there's so many genetic snips out there, diseases. Um, I don't even know. I'd have to research it. Can you email our office with that? We will. I do respond. I do answer.

Okay. Oh, sorry you guys. It's been a long video. Um, anyway, thank you. Thank you so much. just got way out kind of out there on track. But you got to see all the research I'm doing where I'm going with this. Guess what? I'm not controlled by anyone other than my

license, state licensing board. That's it. Um I um I get to do the research how and when or where I want to do it. Um and I do a lot of research on stuff. I love um our clinic. We get all kinds of

interesting cases and my job. I've really put it on myself since I'm God, I wish I hadn't been, but since I've been named the number one MD in solo practice in the USA, I'm it. I better figure out the problem or I'm going to look bad. People go like, how do you don't deserve

that? You You're not number one. You're not even number 12. So, yeah. So, I really I really dig deep. I saw a lady earlier today from Canada. Holy cow. I did the cytoine 13 panel on

her because that's really the only big shotgun approach we have now. Not my cytoine 40 genetic panel. That's a real shotgun approach. Um she had four cytoines. She had early sarcoidosis. Sarcoidosis. Oh my god. It is the worst uh of all the

inflammatory conditions. You can't imagine the hell that is to have that. And it's really an SI2R or maybe a couple other SNIPS um that are cytoines that are homozygous that can do it. Uh guess what? You can suppress it.

Also, I'd suggest the biologicals, but you you guys aren't going to take them. Any update? We're having hard hard time getting anything through customs out of China right now.

um a whoo in the 70s and 80s. Our manufacturing hadn't been This is where the problem lies. Our manufacturing was stripped out of the US and sent to China. I wish it hadn't been. It's got to come back here.

Uh we'll probably be part of that because we're so frustrated with trying to get base products out of China. God, oh yeah, I trust this. Yeah, we're suffering too. If I start acting really kind of goofy and weird, you can't answer questions. My I need more Bri

brand. If you have some laying around, would you send it to me? Got an extra bottle in the back of the cabinet. Send it to Dr. Per. He wants it. They'll send you a free book or something because we're missing it. I'll trade it for a bottle of glutathione.

Uh we got our glow on Japan. They're not a problem. Everyone just saying thank you and they're happy you're doing lives again. Sorry. Yeah, it took me a while to to man up for this. I'm trying to finish that book, How to Live Your Toxic Genetics. It needed some rewriting. Um,

guess what? Because they'd be adding more stuff to it. So, it's hideous. Yeah, it's going to become a 1200 page monster by the time I'm done. So, there's a lot of toxic genetics. So, okay, I'll let you guys go. Thank you very much. I love you all. Thanks for watching. Even the guy who asked the uh

the weird question that TPO