Live with Purser Wellness Coach - Jackson Larkin

Hey everybody, Jackson Larkin here from Perser Wellness. Um, just jumping on to give a little bit of an update on where we're at with things. Purser Wellness and Physiciandesign.com. Um, yeah, Physician Design products. Those are that's our supplement line. So, yeah, just wanted to jump on and chitchat a little bit with everyone on

here. U, we'll give it a minute. See if anyone comes jumping on.

Yeah. Well, today I wanted to talk about one of our coolest products. Uh really it's one of our first products and but it's also one of the most beneficial and one of the most important products that you will ever use and that is glutathione. Vors glutathione specifically. I just got off of a very

interesting call with Dr. Purser this morning. And uh yeah, for those jumping in, it's just me this morning, just Jackson. I'm one of our Purser wellness coaches and I'm here just giving a little update on where we're at with things and hopefully get a little chitchat going with people. Um so yeah,

so if you have any comments or any questions, comment them and I'll try to I'll try to get to them. Um but yeah, today I want to talk a little bit about glutathione. Again, Dr. person and I just had a very interesting conversation talking about Glutathon and talking about what he's doing currently and uh

he's been hard at work uh writing several books hopefully soon to be number one books um but books that he wants to come out with this year around the topic of glutathione and homoyine as well as uh we recorded a really good video about it I won't give it away yet

but uh some thyroid issues or Hashimoto's issues but just the real benefits of glutathione And so today I just I wanted to touch a little bit on those and uh and just the the big effects of high homocyine and

glutathione. Now you may have heard Dr. Perer and I talk about glutathione and the homocyine and a fixed homocyine level. And that's kind of what I wanted to touch on today. What is a fixed homocyine level? When Dr. Dr. Per talks about this. He's

talking about people that have a genetic propensity for a high homocyine. And the number one thing that he always talks about that we really need to always make sure to to hit on is what does a high homocyine level actually do?

And so the way he explains it is that it it affects you indirectly by increasing cytoines. Now cytoines are important molecules. They're pro-inflammatory molecules that our body uses to get rid

of old things, scinsesscent cells. Or a better way to think about it is every single one of our cells has its own lifespan. And eventually it uses up its resources and becomes less efficient at what it's meant and programmed to do.

And eventually it dies. And so cytoines are one of those pathways that our body uses to signal apoptosis or cellular death in scinesscent cells. Meaning a bunch of cytoines flood into a

certain area and cause those cells to go to undergo a major inflammatory event uh causing them to die. And this is the way that our body recycles things and is able to recover resources from this and get rid of and make new cells and continually regenerate itself. And so

homoyine causes this production of cytoines um ielate and MCP-1 specifically. And so with these with these cytoines they cause inflammation widespread throughout the body. And so when Dr. person talks about

a fixed homoyine level. He means that you have genetic snips such as MTHFR, CBS, BHMT, SHMT. There's 22 different SNIPS that he likes to look at on our genetic testing. And if you have if you're homozygous in any of these,

you're going to have high homoyine levels and therefore you're going to have high cytoine levels. And this is the root cause of inflammation. This is what's causing widespread inflammation and pain throughout your body and eventually into your organs such as

getting into kidney failure and liver failure. These cytoines are what we need to be watching out for. And so the other major thing that happens is we have this increase in cytoines because there's an

overp production of homoyine. But then the problem is on the back end there's a lack of production of glutathione the master antioxidant. And so you have this dual-edged double-edged sword essentially where we have and not enough antioxidants not

enough glutathione not enough sod to help counteract the inflammation caused by these cytoines. So this is what Dr. Dr. Perer's paradigm shift is on on dealing with homoyine and dealing with true root cause inflammation. And so glutathione is the

molecule that our body uses to detox that it uses to remove heavy metals that it uses to to protect cells at every level and to boost our own immune system to create energy. Glutathione is just this amazing molecule that does everything. And we're continually

finding out and discovering just how important it is for all of these processes. And so, especially when we're trying to deal with homoyine, um, let me see. I'm going to make sure that I'm not missing comments or anything. Uh, because I know this it gets

complicated. Real quick, um, yeah, for those of you that don't know me, my name is Jackson Lin and I'm one of our newest Perser Wellness coaches. I'm not new to PERS wellness, not new to Dan Perer MD. Um, but I've

recently taken on the role of working with some of our patients and working with some of our clients. Um, going over custom nutrient plans and uh looking over genetics and their CMA results and helping them along their pathways of health optimization, wellness optimization. That's what we're really

doing. So, there's a couple of us coaches now that work alongside Dr. Perer, but we are practicing right under him. we are doing following all of his instructions on how to deal with these different patients and these different deficiencies. And so again, coming back to it, glutathione is one of the things

that we see constantly on people's genetic reports as well as on their CMA results. We're just deficient in it. And all of us lose the ability to make glutathione as time goes on. All of us um just are deficient in glutathione.

Sorry, making sure we're live on all the different platforms. So, I see a comment from Karen there. Thank you for mentioning that you love our glutathione. I love our glutathione, too. I think it's quite fantastic. And we have our liquid version of varss

glutathione back in stock as well as our capsule versions. Now, why is it important that we have a liquid version and a capsule version of glutathione? This is part of what Dr. person and I discussed earlier today and uh you'll have to watch for that video recording coming out very soon. We get into some

pretty cool things. Um but the main issue is most people or most companies that sell glutathione products haven't handled that glutathione correctly and properly. And most people just don't know about this. they don't they don't

realize that it's an antioxidant and it's very reactive to oxygen uh even just in the air or as well as the dissolved oxygen in water and so reduced glutathione reduced glutathione products aren't actually reduced this is what it

really comes down to and so our body does its best to take the oxidized glutathione GSSG and either try to turn it back into GSH or break it down into its amino acid um constituents uh and then just to recreate glutathione

down the line. But if you have genetic errors that you can't create and synthesize glutathione at sufficient levels, if you have any system especially causing problems in the transformation pathway, you're not going to be able to make enough glutathione.

So take all the non reduced glutathione you want, but it's really no better than just taking mac, glycine, and glucamic acid, those three amino acids that make glutathione. you're better off to probably just take a knack anyway. But that's where VAS glutathione is

different. This is where Dr. Perer spent 10 years in development of how to make actually functional reduced glutathione. And so if you were on earlier listening about homocyine and the the cause of inflammation from cytoines and all that

studies have shown that glutathione specifically reduce glutathione reduces the levels of cytoines in our body therefore causes a huge decrease in inflammation. Um real quick test asked to take nap as

well or glutathione alone. Great question. This is a big thing people ask often. Um, and for many cases, you're going to need both. Knack isn't just used to make glutathione. It's one of its main things that it does. But cysteine is used for many other processes. So, if you have a

intracellular deficiency of knack, then you're going to need to take knack as well as glutathione. If you have the snips around MGHFR, around homoyine that we talked about, you're always going to need glutathione. There may be special use cases that you'll also need as well. So that's why we recommend getting our

testing guide you help you answer that. Um now back to why glutathione in a liquid in a capsule version. And you may have seen older content from us from Dr. Ber talking about all capsule and dry powder forms of glutathione just being garbage.

Garbage meaning that it's no better than just taking knack. It doesn't increase the levels that you do. But like with our liquid glutathione, both our dry powder capsule and our liquid are liposal glutathione. Liposomes are another very important reason, very

important part and step of what we're doing to protect our reduced glutathione as well as provide better absorption in our bodies. And so our liquid glutathione, those liposomes adhere directly in the mucosa of your mouth and open up and and you absorb it really

really quickly and it gets right into your bloodstream directly from your mouth and that causes you to have a a quick flood of reduced glutathione into your body. And guess what? Your body really likes that. Uh whether it starts using it for detox processes or energy

production, everyone's a little bit different and depending on what you're dealing with at any given moment. Um, but that glutathione goes to work almost in your mouth versus our dry powdered liposal glutathione capsules takes a little bit longer. Now those ones the

liposomes themselves are coated to survive the stomach acids and then absorb and adhere in the small intestine where then it's absorbed into your stomach or into right into your small intestine get right to work into your bloodream there. Now, that's a little

bit different and it takes a little bit longer than our liquid version that goes right to work in your mouth. It's got to go through some steps of digestion and processing, but provides an immensely beneficial dose of reduced glutathione through a different manner. So, that's why we have both versions. The liquid

one doesn't taste great. It's it's a very strong flavor. Um, but that's how you know it's working. If a glutathione product, a liquid one, tastes good, it's sorry to tell you, it's not a really good glutathione product because to get enough glutathione, it's going to be

acidic and it's going to be sulfur tasting, it's it's going to be bad. And we do our best to mask it a little bit without degradating without causing degradation to the glutathione, the reduced glutathione itself. And so there's lots of reasons why we went through all the steps we did and created

around making it reduced. And we try to make it as easy as possible for the most people to actually use. So that's why we have our liquid version and our capsule version as well as Dr. Perer worked with Nian Patel and Oral Wellness make glute oil a topical spray version of

glutathione that also uses different technology. It puts the glutathione molecule in a sugar ring cycllodextrin ring and absorbs topically in a little bit different way. Also hugely beneficial. Other than those three glutathione

products, we've tested a lot of them, many of them, and none of them are up to par with virus glutathione or glutaril. They just they no one has done the steps to protect glutathione through every step of manufacturing. So, sorry if I'm boring you, but I I could talk about the

way glutathione should be handled all day long because that's that's what I do. That's my work. Now, again, what is the real benefit of glutathione? And this is what Dr. first certain has developed over the last couple of years and maybe why you haven't seen so much from us because he's been deep in the research and

working closely with his patients to try to understand what is really going on and that's that homoyine causing an increase in cytoines causing an increase of inflammation and now this inflammation is widespread uh Dr. Ber just on the call earlier today. He was

talking about how every one of his fibromyalgia patients also has homoyine snips. Um and that every one of his homo of his Hashimoto's patients and thyroid patients have homocyine snips. And so when we talk about homoyine snips, we're

really talking about the end product of the transferration pathway and the transformation cycle, which is the the production of glutathione. If you have snips with MTHFR, guess what? That's part of the right before the trans the transpiration pathway. It's going to

affect your glutathione production. And so that's why every single one of our MPH of our patients over the years have also had huge benefits from glutathione. And now we've we've done over 25,000 intracellular tests on our patients over

the years and we see the same deficiencies again and again and again. So many have to do with MTHFR. so many have to do with homoysteine with f with fibromyalgia that there's just there's so much of the same patterns that we're recognizing in the majority of the

population that we that we deal with and so these issues may have been very tab at one point a lot of people talked about trying to go to their doctors and asking them for help with their MTHFR having troubles maintaining pregnancy

with MTHFR and a lot of doctors just kind of brush them off they don't know they don't know any better the medical system has not taught them these root cause issues and that's what I love about working with Dr. Purser is he's been on the forefront of this for two decades now and he time researching and

diving deep into intracellular deficiencies and the genetics behind them of what's causing these. And then what's really great on the on the call we just had this morning uh he was asking an AI what are the top problems that people deal with and it came up with inflammation came up with um my

light turned off came up with the exact issues that we deal with in our practice all day long. anxiety, depression, even longhaul COVID symptoms, chronic fatigue, uh gut issues, SIBO, um all those things that

we deal with all of our patients every single day is exactly the top searchable items that people are trying to figure out how to get help for, but their doctors just aren't able to or are unwilling to help with them. That's where a lot of functional medicine doctors come into play. And even with

personal wellness or Dr. Ber, we don't necessarily call ourselves integrative medicine or or uh or other terms that people use nowadays, but Dr. Percher has always been a root cause doctor. He's always looked at the

very base levels of things of what what's actually going on. He started his practice as we know it today um doing hormone replacement therapy. And really that came after he had his car accident back in 2001 was in a coma.

Had to relearn how to walk, talk, everything. It start from scratch. And so that's why I said his practice as now he practiced for many years before then as well. But his practice as it is now started from looking at intracellular levels and trying to fix hormone levels.

Uh specifically in himself first because he was dying. he wasn't going to make it long because his pituitary was completely destroyed in that car accident that he had. And so he had to figure out the best ways of how how can I replicate what the pituitary is doing.

And so that led him down the path of biioidentical natural hormone replacement therapy. And so his practice was exactly that for solid 10 years helping patients here in Utah and some people would come in from out of out of town to come visit and talk with him. And things just kept developing from

there. And then that's where he started he looked back at his time that he was doing research and remembered the intracellular testing. He never forgot about it but remembered how significant that was. And then he started making correlations of there's weird things

going on like certain gene correlating with many intracellular deficiencies. And it it actually was one of my sisters that he was stumped on trying to help her and just wasn't getting better. He's like what what's going on? And so he he

looked into the genes around the symptoms that she was having. And that's when Kim came cross MTHFR and finally started taking a deep dive into what was going on with MTHFR and how how you can actually help it. And we have our whole history of making MTHFR support

products. Um but really it always came back to glutathione and the transuleration pathway. As we've continued to develop and understand more and more, you have to fill the holes at every level of these things. That's where we have our MTHFR products that are available right now exactly for

that. And so many people love them, rely on them. I take mine every single day because it works. Um, as well as my glutathione. You got to get to these this base level and work up from there. And really, I don't mean to sound like an ad, but that's really what we're what

we do. We that's why we get those CMA intracellular levels. And then we look at the genetics as well when people have them available. make that correlation. You have this gene that you have MTHFR C677T. You have chronic fatigue and depression because

you're tired all the time. Why are you tired all the time? Well, this MTHFR is not allowing you to convert carbohydrates into ATP as efficiently as you should be as normal. And this is causing all kinds of other downstream effects in your body

causing you to be chronically fatigued all the time and then most likely have anxiety, depression, all those fun things that come with it as well as gut issues because nothing's working properly. Well, give your body the nutrients that it needs. Work around the the holes in the methylation cycle. Get on hydroxy B12. head on 5 MTHF and

several other of these key key nutrients as well as giving your body glutathione all the time because it needs more so that it can detox and process all these things, right? And watch the symptoms disappear. This is what we do every single day with our patients. Get down to the root level, the very base level

that we can supplement with the versions of nutrients that your body needs and your body's craving. Watch those symptoms disappear, get better. And I'm I have my own personal experience with this over my many years working here as well as trying to fix and heal myself.

And I can definitely say it works. If you can figure out what's going on, you can flip it. I Dr. Per diagnosed me with fibromyalgia back when I was a teenager. And I had the pain, the widespread pain and the gut issues that so many of our fibroid patients have for years. Um so

much so that I couldn't work out. I just I would do anything and I my body wasn't able to heal itself up fast enough, the muscle repair that comes with working out and I was constantly in pain. I couldn't get around it. Well, we found out what those nutrients are that help copper be processed properly throughout

your blood vessels and get them into cells and wow, it flipped and I was finally able to work out. I was finally able to lose weight and I'm continuing on my journey always trying to be better and optimize and become my my best version of myself. So, yeah, these

things work. We have to get down to that root. We we get into the trenches with our patients because we ourselves are patients as and right alongside dealing with these same deficiencies. And so, we deal with anxiety. What is the root cause of anxiety? Well, there's several genes that cause the neurotransmitters

uh that are is they're very important for the firings within the neurons in your brain that you're deficient that cause you to be deficient in the production of those neurotransmitters. Well, perfect. Let's give you those those couple nutrients that you need. Let's you GABAt to help those things

function. Let's give you magnesium, glycine, everything. And watch it get better. Watch that anxiety disappear. I see a question about glutathon shots or IV. Now, that's a great question. Um, same thing like I was talking about with with all the supplement versions of it.

Are the manufacturers handling the glutathione properly? Reduced glutathione. Is it actually reduced glutathione when it goes to be a shot or an IV? Most likely not. Somewhere along the way, it's mixed into water that has oxygen in it or it just wasn't handled properly in any steps. So, that's

another one of our patents that we're pursuing currently is making a truly functional IV version of glutathione. So, if it's working for you, great. Um, but I think it can be much much better and that's where we'll have our version of it down the road. So, be patient. We're getting there. Um, let's see. Your

son's bees are high. Trying to figure this out is hot. Uh, yeah. Can you schedule individual appointments? Absolutely. That's exactly what we do. uh reach out either danpermd.com or call our office 817967667 sorry just go to danpermd.com all of our

info is there just Google us and uh you can schedule an appointment with Dr. Perer with one of us coaches we're so happy to individually work on these things that's that's exactly what we do um and kids take VAS absolutely a lot of times when children are under 13 Dr.

person likes to cut doses in half for kids. And so, yeah, with fars glutathione, same thing. Unless they're dealing with getting over sickness or if you're trying to detox heavy metals or something, go for the full dose. Yes, absolutely. Bars, glutathione, totally

safe for kids. Um, oral, get your levels up. It's all good. Um, taking a look now. Just order the capsules. Yeah, both versions are the best. Again, it's it's our experience

that our oral vars glutathione products are the best and the fastest acting as well as the oral wellness glutil as topical version of glutathione are the top best three glutathione products in the world. Um we headto-head comparison

um with other ones and ours always come out ahead. Even is a version of glutathione that you may see on a lot of products. We actually used Cetria for a long time in our vars glutathione and we did a comparison to Cetria studies where it showed increase in reduced

glutathione levels over about six months um versus when we used it um we had those same levels in about 60 minutes or less. Um, so that's the real benefit you're getting with bars glutathione is

that it works fast. Uh, versus again every other glutathione product has to go through that same process of either being reduced into its functional produced version or it gets broken down and digested into the amino acids only to be re recreated and synthesized into glutathione again down the road. Again,

a lot of problems, a lot of resources, energy are used to be able to make that happen. So you're better off using a functional reduced glutathione. That's exactly why we made what we did. Um, one little side note that Dr. Pritster likes talking about more and more lately. Um,

there's been there's a lot of lot of things about vaccines out there and we as we're coming to understand more and more that certain metals and things are in a lot of the vaccines and uh kind of a a toxin related issue with vaccines.

Now, if you have one of these, if you have any of these homoysteine snips and your transforation pathway is broken, you're not able to make enough glutathione, your detox capability is severely hindered. Now, I like to look at it this way. When you have a little

puppy brand new into the world and you give it a bunch of these different things that are full of toxins and other other inflammatory molecules and other inflammatory problems um and you have you have these genes that you're not able to make enough glutathione,

then it's going to cause a huge inflammatory event in that little child. And if you're unable to process all of that inflammation, detox from those toxins, it's going to cause lasting damage. And so Dr. Perer sees a strong correlation, strong connection of major

inflam inflammation causing autism, causing all kinds of other issues in children. And so you can work around it. You can work with it. Um, get them to detox, get those metals out of there, get those toxins out of there as well as support methylation cycle. And so

exactly what we do all day long, same thing. Get the genes tested, get the intracellular levels tested, get them on supplements. Even from a really young age, you can really change.

I'm glad you you like our streams. We haven't been as good about streaming um often lately. We've just been very busy with uh with all the different things we're working on. Um but I got some other great things scrolling on the bottom there. Let me see if I can show that. Uh yeah, we're we're trying

to get back into better uh routines to offer more streams and just get out here more and more all the time. Uh yeah, we definitely know that getting on here talking about the different topics that we're dealing with

really helps a lot of people and so we're happy to come out here and stream and and to put out content. So Dr. Per is super busy a lot these days. So he doesn't have as much time or bandwidth to be able to jump on as much as I do. And so but I'm trying to get him back in

the routine. We we always have so much fun talking about patient examples and everything else. Excuse me. How often should interest testing take place? Great question. U because some people think it's something I want to get done every month or every quarter

and that's not necessary. Once or twice a year maybe is what's really critical. Even once a year um just because it takes a solid three months for intracellular levels to change as well as your body to just adapt to nutrients and everything. And so maybe every six

months if you can afford it, great. once a year absolutely is perfect. Uh just to continue to optimize, continue to to keep working uh wherever you're at and because things change, your diet changes, the way you're absorbing nutrients changes, everything changes over time. So once a year is a really

good time to do it. Genetic testing on the other hand, only have to do it once, one done, which is really great. Um make sure to get really good genetic testing and from a company, a reputable company that you trust and you know will keep your data private and everything else. And if you're worried about that, Dr. B

always has great advice. You don't have to use your name. Don't use your date of birth. Um, with whatever company you work with, it's fine. It's your results. If you know that's yours, then great. So, don't be scared about that. Otherwise, our our DRP genetics that we do through MaxGen is a really, really

great company and a great panel that has everything that we need to work with you as a patient. Um, so that's why we recommend that one all day long. But if you have other genetic testing you've gotten done, great. get that raw data, run it through neutra hacker and uh and we'll see if we can work with you based

on that. Otherwise, DRP genetics and our CMA testing get it all in personmd.com. That's what's great for you. If you're wondering about vars glutathione, where to get that? Physiciandesign.com or just search it up on Amazon. We don't have our liquid one back on Amazon yet, but

uh it's available. Get it get it wherever you can. It's super super effective on Amazon. I I see a lot of people asking this. Our storefront on there, it's not called Physician Design, but our brand name is PD Bars. So, if you see any Physician Design products

selling from any other company than PD Bars, that's not us. So, make sure to get it from PD Bars and that's how you know it's it's our our product hasn't been tampered with or whatever else. Otherwise, Physician Design, we have our own warehouse right here in our office that we ship out every day. So, if

you're worried about that, just get it from physiciandesign.com. Um, I hope this has been a little bit helpful and insightful. I feel like I could just talk all day long about a few couple specific topics, but if you want to come work with me

directly, I'm one of our personal wellness coaches. Uh, you can schedule with me, get your testing done, we'll look at your results, get you through it. Um, we'll get we'll walk you through the steps that you need to be taking. Um I'm having a lot of fun working with our patients and I'm not a doctor so they're

they're clients to me but if we're working with Dr. P or two there are patients. Um but I I really have a lot of fun talking with people and uh it's so fun to just get out there and see people from all walks of life and that we're all the same. We're all suffering

from whatever deficiencies we are and we all have the weird genetic disorders and we're all suffering with fatigue, anxiety, depression. Uh but we can fix it. We can get rid of that inflammation which didn't help all those organs function correctly. Um and uh it's just

that's what we do. The DRP Max should report recommend folic acid isn't the worst form of folate. Great question on folic acid. Um there's folic acid is the synthetic version of folate and there's definitely

a lot of buzz a lot of word a lot of word out there about how toxic folic acid is. But what they don't say is that for 60% of the population it may be needed. So this is one of the things Dr. Ker sees that for some very small percentage of the patients that he works

with folic acid is the only version of folate that will be absorbable at least for a while. For the vast majority of people absolutely try any other version of folate MTHF otherwise folinic acid I think is probably the best one if you can find products with it. We do have a

couple here in our office. Um, so reach out to our office if you're looking for that. Otherwise, CQ Health has um some really good methyl-free versions that always have felinic acid. Um, yeah. So, it just depends like everything. Again, that's why we need to get that testing on you, look at your genes, and see what

version is going to be best for you. So, if there's a very specific genetic snip that Dr. P receives, then he may recommend folic acid at least for a while. It all just depends. And so that's where we got to help support things every which way we can uh while

lifting the whole ship is the idea. Great question. I'm not going to jump I'm not going to stay on for too much longer. So if you have any other questions, please reach or reach out to our office or comment them real quick. Otherwise, um yeah, reach to our office,

email us, call our office. Our fronts and office staff are fantastic. Um I love our receptionists. They do such a great job trying to respond to every single question that ever comes in and they are so kind and so loving the way that they deal with all of our patients. So be kind to them. They're they're

doing the best to respond and get answers back from Dr. Per as quick as possible as well. Uh so but yeah, no, everyone on our side here, personal wellness, we are out here to do it. Uh we are just trying to help as many people as possible. Is this AI? Hey,

great question. Nope. I I am real. I'm Jackson Lin. I'm right here talking to you right now. Um but uh yeah, if you have questions, reach out to us. Britebrain, yes, I meant to bring that up right now, actually. Um BrightBrain is our amazing product um with PQQ,

CoQ10, and and a bunch of phospholippids in there. And it has been out of stock for two months. And that falls on me. That's that's my job, keeping our products in stock. And uh it has been out of stock for like two months now. It's coming back. Um, we've had some a couple weird issues with our

manufacturing of this run specifically. It wasn't up to snuff. So, we just had to take our time, do it right. So, that product's coming back. Look in the next week or two. I think even this week, we'll get a bit of stock in. Um, and so make sure for the notification on

physicianesign.com of when it comes back in stock, you'll be the first one to know. And if you have it on your subscriptions, I think as soon as it's back, it may send out your next bottle immediately. So, hope this week or next it should be coming right back. Otherwise, yeah, keep an eye out for

Bright Brain, Bright Brain. Um, okay. Well, I'm glad you guys are liking it. Um, yes, this camera setup is fantastic, isn't it? Um, when if you do a a consult with me, this is what you see.

[laughter] Now, I've had so much fun over the years with Dr. Persu as we've been doing all of our podcasts and everything and we have all this equipment. It's just kind of been sitting around lately and so uh I' I've been trying to put it to good use and recording my own videos as well as doing our consulting here. Um

what product are you selling? Go to danfpermd.com. Look at all of our information on testing and and all of our products and everything. There's it's not necessarily that we're trying to sell anything. We're just trying to offer the best solutions for you to optimize your health and wellness.

That's what we do at Wellness. Okay. Any other questions real quick before I jump off? And thank you Karen for your kind comments always. Thank you Janelle. Uh let's see.

Uh yeah, definitely all of our products are as GMO free as possible. Um that we do every step that we can to avoid that. And I believe all are gluten-free. You have to check each product individually. Um but I do think they're all gluten-free. We've been trying we've definitely tried to make that happen. If

one test do you guide us to heal? Um I what we recommend for everyone as a baseline is to get that CMA intracellular testing. Um just because that gives you the snapshot of where you're at with your intracellular

deficiencies. Um what you're deficient in right now or at least over these last 90 days. And so the CMA is what we get and recommend for every single one of our patients really before we can do a consult with you. That's the testing that we need so that we can accurately and adequately help you get you on your

own personal wellness journey. So definitely CMA, go get that at danpromd.com. Call our office. Our staff is super helpful to to walk you through the whole purchasing process and how to get it drawn and do all that. So yep. Any other questions? Feel free to reach

out to our staff and uh I'll try to jump on every more every now and again to do some more of these lives. I think it's just it's helpful. First team was a a good success for you. It was on sale during Black Friday. We only do we actually rarely ever do

sales. Um but reach out to our office and we'll get you taken care of. Um when taking glutathione, is it possible to to lie energy? Is that from too many toxins dumping? Uh losing energy while you're first taking glutathione absolutely is a possibility when you're detoxing. A lot

of people don't realize if you go through a detox process quickly when you first start glutathione, you're detoxing. You're going to get all the symptoms of detoxing. Uh so it may be a little rough for a little while. Bear through it. Uh you got this. Um give it a solid week. Um and then watch it just

get even better. If you have never been able to detox things properly, your body's got to work through a lot. It's got to really push through a lot of different things to to get it to where it needs to be. So, yeah, just hang hang with it. A lot of times for a lot of

people, they they get the clearing of brain fog is one of the first things that they feel. Um, so just hang with it. Take it. Okay, everyone. I've tried to say goodbye multiple times now. This time for real. Um, watch out for more of our

content. Look out for that video coming with me and Dr. Perer. Uh, we recorded a Zoom call and we talked about a lot of really. So, watch for that in the next couple days as well. And it's just it's great update of what's to come this year. Dr. Ber has been writing multiple books and he can't wait to get them out

to everyone. So,