VARS TRIAD | What Does That Mean? | Live with Dan Purser MD

Hey, [clears throat] there you go. Yeah, talk. Hey, Dr. Dan Perer here. How are you doing? Um, I've been on this journey for the last I've been on my a journey all my whole life. I constantly go where I'm I find interest and I'm curious about things.

I'm delving into all these inflammatory problems, cytoine issues. The number one complaint if you ask Google Google Gemini, what is the number one complaint medical complaint that people leave on on Google uh at the end of the day, millions of people complain

that they have horrible inflammation and no one can figure out what it is. Um I'm trying to solve that. Uh I can't do it for millions but I can do it for a lot of you. It let me tell you what it usually is. It's a cytoine problem.

Cytoines I'm just are the root of all evil. Homoyine causes elevated cytoines IL8 MCB1 but I see people with homozygous cytoine problems all the time on their genetic reports. Um, I 6, uh, IL 23R,

um, TNF Alpha, God forbid you have that one. Uh, and they're horrible. Those are three. There are 37 more. In the face of that, I've developed a comprehensive genetic panel that looks at all 40 of

the known inflammatory cytoines, pro-inflammatory cytoines. Some are terrible, some are awful, like they'll destroy you. Um, if you get a flare, it's horrible, like an infection, an allergy, stress, something like that

causing to flare. You know, you're hurting. [clears throat] So, I deal with all these cytoine patients every day. How did I come to this? Well, I thought I'd be a smarty pants and and start pushing genetics and seeing where it took me. And I've been

doing genetic patients for I don't know 10 or 15 years now. Not very many here and there. Most I did that interested or vitamin panel which is awesome. We still do it. Um and the vitamin vitamin deficiencies are mostly caused by your genetics. So you know uh but um I now

see 15 patients today for for genetic problems. We take on all comers. I think I've said this before and I'm pretty sure I have. And we um someone could come in with three arms. That'd be so cool. Three arms. What's that about? That'd be awesome. But um I think the or

three eyeballs. I think the pediatricians and the neonatlogists have removed all that. You know, some people are born with tails. I don't know if you know that. And they removed those. The pediatricians remove them, snip them really quick. Usually you parents don't even get asked. They're just like,

"We're going to remove it." Um they got those tails sticking out. Some are pretty long. Um, yeah, because I mean, yeah, I I' I delivered a lot of babies back in my day. I've been a doctor practicing physician for 46 years now. That's really a long time, more than

longer than most of you have been alive. Um, so I see these awful cytoine problems. I these awful inflammatory problems. So every day the 15 patients I see because I'm not seeing really awesome cool things. Every single one of those patients has a

homocyine problem. When I say you have a homocyine problem, that doesn't mean they have elevated homoyine. That means their genetics show me that there is a disruption in their transoperation pathway. We now know from the research we did for that textbook I'm coming out

with here any day now should be published um probably another week though I'm thinking or 10 days, but you're getting close. um that that um that these people all have inflammatory conditions that come to see me and I and

it's and I had to figure out it was homoyine and homoyine when you have a homocyine problem that means you've had one of those 22 snips or more than 20 one of those 22 snips I've seen as many as seven or eight cause a disruption in

your transforation pathway. That means your transuleration pathway is broken. Google what the transuleration pathway or tsp does. It helps you detox because you create glutathione in that process. You convert homocyine to glutathione. Go

to Google images and Google transforation pathway. Look, study it. You'll see there's also 22 snips that if one of them is homozygous, it breaks that pathway. And some break it really badly, some kind of break it most. But any of the 22 I've seen people just one

that have a high homocyine level. That means you also if you can't make enough glutathione, you can't get rid of toxins. I don't care if you're 60. I don't care if you're three or four. I don't care if you're 12. You're going to you're going to retain toxins sometimes overwhelmingly. So um

those are a whole other inflammatory problem in of itself. That's another arm that homocyine causes the the breaking in your transporation pathway, the buildup of toxins. I' I've done videos on that, especially with small children. Um, and I think explains ASD, AD, ADHD,

all that. I don't want to get banned again, so I'm trying not to, and I love you guys, but um, so that's all in my textbook, 600 pages of textbook. But homocyine also creates causes the creation from your monocytes of two

cytoines interlucan 8 ILA monocy cheop protected one MCP-1 I have p my patients track your 8 occasionally if they feel like they're in a flare check your ILA if it goes high enough it goes above three 300 you're going to probably be in

kidney failure heart attack stroke or hypertensive crisis um I saw four of those last year five actually. Um, and I've seen several this year so far. Just ah, I can't let that happen. Um, so what

you do when you're in a flare, another interesting weird fact, um, is, and this is discovered in 1999, it's been confirmed with several other big studies since, glutathione suppresses all cytoines, but they're also biologicals

approved for some cytoines. Not all of them that's a problem but for some of them and they block the rece they block the the cytoine from attaching to the receptor. Um cytoines are these little proteins that we made God gave us to

kill off certain types of cells. We have 40 different kinds. They each kill off two or three or four different kinds of cells. and you squirt out a little tiny microscopic amount like just nothing just like not even a hair sore out just to go do its job and kill off this stuff. But if you're homozygous for that

cytoine in a bad way, you're high producer, that's when you get all the horrible chronic pain. You grow up, you're 30, 35, you start to realize you're not normal, you're not like everyone else, you know, you hurt all the time. Your joints hurt. [cough]

Some of those cytoines can destroy joints within minutes if you get a big flare. Like your joints get destroyed. Gnf alpha is bad about doing that. There are others clearly there's a bunch of them. Um and so it's like having that

cytoine beyond full blast. Let's say you got one iolate which protects your kidneys, removes tissue, yellow tissue from your kidneys, all that. If it's on all the time, it will destroy your kidneys. It'll destroy your cardiovascular system. It's like having a machine gun on your body 24/7. Um,

that's the best way I can describe it. So, um, what do you do about that? Well, you figure out what it is first. Why is that important? Not really, because if you take our virus triad, that works extremely well, but it helps if you want

to get on the biological. So I refer you to a immunologist or you should find one in your community if once you know the diagnosis instead they'll put you on a biological I'll tell you if there's is one FDA approved for it if there's not

you you're stuck with us so because we're the only answer but it's a really good answer it's all natural the triad it's far sod bars glutathione bars catalyze our catalyst has a big nerf two activator in it it's off the charts this

is so good especially for uh the patients I see every day. So let me tell you about catalyst sod and glutathione. Glutathione and solder are like husband and wife. They work together. They they kill things. They suppress things. Uh they're not

they're kind of dumb. So catalyst is the mother law and it tells them what to do and how to do it. It's like your mother-in-law might mine. Um so then that's the best analogy I can use. So the um the cytoines can be suppressed.

You can suppress them almost to zero. It will not affect the good side kind of cytoines. It just affects the bad ones. Um which is crazy crazy uh that this happens and we have the tech and all the biotech to support that. That's why I've

become quietly the world's number one dude on homoyine and inflammation. Uh that's how I got that number one ranking as the top MD in the USA because we have tech really I'm just lucky and I'm that smart. Um and um

we deal with cytoine issues. Today for example today I saw a patient with uvitis and u and Crohn's disease together. There are five different cytoines that could cause that combo. I already in that max DRP I checked for three cytoines. Two of them were on that

list who didn't have those two. So, it's got to be those other other three or four. Uh, so we'll find it with that test later this month or the first part of July. The MaxGen um uh DRP comprehensive cytoine panel. MaxGen DRP

comprehensive cytoine panel. I developed it. You can order it through my office. You're like, why do I have all this inflammation burer? We'll find it. And it'll kind of come and go. It'll wain and wax, but it generally keeps getting you worse and worse. By the time you're 50, you're like, "Holy crap, you're in trouble. By the time you're 60, you're

really hurting." Um, you got a big cytoine problem. Be aware of that. So, we always start with the max DRP that I developed because it it helps a lot to know you have a a cytoine problem through a homoyine problem because that means you can't detox. That means you

got to go really slow when we start on any glutathione. We have the only two functional glutathons on the planet. one nine Patel Ginron and I kind of developed in SoCal that their pharmacy lab have in La Habra. They're um they have a um sorry about that talking too

much. Um they have a um a biotech down there. So we spent four years goofing around with that trying to figure it out. We did it. They got a patent on it. I helped him with that. Um so we just sell in the office. It's a

wonderful stuff. It's topical. I then developed the only patented oral glutathione in the world. Quit wasting your money on other glutathions. They're not going to help you. They're not going to get rid of your inflammation. They're not functional. They don't work. Um and I'll they sue me. I'll take them to

court and and blister and they'll own their company. So, we're suing me. But, uh because I know I know the field, I know the uh patent work. I know we can get FDA approvals on a number of our versions of our product. We're in the process of probably doing that. Um, and

so we get people better. I get I get rid of your inflammation. You can even get the the the triad can even help recover some of the long-term injury you have from the cytoines. I can't make you perfect again, though. I

can get you close. So, keep in mind if you have friends that are really suffering, tell them to get our max DRP. Start with that. They're really like, I hurt all the time. My joints hurt. I can't even walk. My knees are failing. My back hurts in agony. I I sprain

anything and it goes on for months. Chances are it's a cytoine problem. I don't know what else it could be. It could be a chemocind problem, but sod or sod one, two, and three takes care of all those. So, suppress it all and get inflammation. Especially for you people

that have raggedy, awful, horrible inflammation. Um, it's fun to watch these people get better. It's miraculous. I still is shocked when they get better. Read my reviews. Uh, my newer reviews because it's the work we've been doing. I'm going to probably

do all this till I die. Uh, I love you all. And just some food for thought. I 23R is 6 and TNF alpha are the three that are the top three actually that and they're the ones that are maxed in DRP

checks but there's 37 others don't give up we'll find it oh yeah why is it important that you find it if glutathione's is going to suppress them if you don't want to find it get on our glutathione but go slow I don't want you to hurt her timer in the beginning that's where you have a really bad reaction to detoxing it's archaic term

that probably we're not using correctly But it's still what everyone understands. Um, but the reason you want to know what your cytoine problem is, what your genetics are, what the genetics are that

causes your homocyine problem is in about 5 to 12 years, probably sooner. We're going to be able to modify our genetics. It's going to be inexpensive, fairly inexpensive, going to be easy. You come in and get an IV fluid for an hour, sit there and chat with someone, talk, it doesn't hurt or anything. You

go out and over the next 24 hours your genes those genes are modified. You don't need this stuff forever. Anyway, this is Dr. Dan Perer. I'm looking at the future. It looks really bright uh right now. Like that light's really bright up above my eyes, but can

you figure is that the future? Yeah, that's the future. It's calling. Take me home. Real quick, I just wanted to mention a couple little things. So, that cytoine genetic panel is not out yet. Not out yet. coming very soon. Very soon. The DRP genetics panel that tests over

200 snips out right now. Yeah, because I look I check all I check all 22 of those snips for glutathione I mean forine and I checked the top three cytoine snips. Yep. And sometimes you guys show up with other stuff that shows me other snips. I had a lady showed me an aisle five this

week. Well, a five sucks anyway. Yeah, she had it. Um I've seen Yeah, I've seen people with three three different side problems. That's a nightmare. The only option you have is lethine because it suppresses all cytoines. Yeah. Yeah.

Could be worse things. Real quick, I just wanted to mention just a couple points on why those vars triad, why they work so well as supplements. They're God made them to do exactly what they're doing. Definitely. So those molecules themselves Yes. Once they're in the body, they get right to work. Yeah. They're right. They're the

combination that you need. Exactly. And that's where we took the time to make sure through the manufacturing process that it delivers the correct form the right version of these things to you. We have patents on those. You got to understand what a patent is. That's a big deal. And that's a first step before FDA approval and stuff. But so we have

patents on a glutathione Japan, China. No, not China. Japan that's worthless in China. Japan, Canada, all over the place. So um anyway, we love you. Real quick, that Varsad is back in stock right now. That Varsad is back in stock.

We're getting your combination to try out. It is the fully sod version of it. Super cool. More potent than it's ever been before. Yeah, we're so happy. I'm going to take some. I know. So happy to have that. I take some every day anyway. And then Yeah, that catalysin and

glutathione. All three are designed perfectly to function well together. Yeah. And it's like a ring on a finger and a and a hand in a glove. And there it is. You got the things working together. What's the ring though? Would that be the catalyst? The catalystic love.

I'm not following your analogy here too much. I don't know. Other than yes, they fit perfectly together is the whole idea. They work in a chain. Sister family molecules. Exactly like you were saying. [snorts] Not really sisters. There's there's a man in there. You always talked about sod and glutathione being sisters, but putting

catalates. I think it works better when you talk to them about being spouses, boyfriend, girlfriend or whatever. They all have their specific roles, but it's a completely unique they work together hand in hand. Um, yeah. So, if you have a weird side problem or hurt and no one can explain it and you doctor's trying to give you

steroids, you have weird CRP's high or dimer's high or something like that, no one can explain it. I explain that. You're coming to the guy who deals in root causes. I'll tell you everything. We'll figure it out. And God be with you. Be safe. And this is Dr. them

person.