CCL2
CCL2 encodes MCP-1, a chemokine that attracts monocytes toward sites of immune activity. Recruitment is a different task from the cytokines that activate those cells once they arrive.
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Listen to me about homocyine. It's not the homocyine that harms you. It's the interlucan 8 IL-8 that harms you. You need to follow your IL8. Any lab test now you can get them there. If you're wondering where your IL8 level is and you're taking three or four or five glutathione bars
glutathione a day. Um it should be close to zero, drop to zero. I know it'll be under 16. They'll call it normal. I try and get it to zero and I don't know about that 16 number they always throw out there. I think it's bogus but uh you
want it zero like we get a lot of patients with zero IL8 when they have a really high level that's because the glutathione suppresses the uh the release of interlucanate IL8 and MCP1 monocy chemoprotectant one at the level
of the the monocytes glutathione stabilizes monocytes prince released lots of studies on that if you doubt me go to PubMed and search for monocytes glutathione and cytoines. You'll see the articles come out. Uh there's only one
glutathione that works. Remember we have the patents on it. N Patel's oral works, but and you can certainly use that. It's an option. If you don't want to take our our capsules, ours is just cheaper and easier to use. If your homoyine is high and you have all this massive
inflammation, you can check a homoyine level. But what I check is the interlucan 8. Also, this is Dr. Dan Perer. lines.