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…. Means HIGH serum copper levels = pain. LOW INTRACELLULAR ZINC? You're body will horde copper in the serum or extracellular space due to this = pain. LOW INTRACELLULAR BORON? You're ceruloplasmin will not handle copper correctly die to t…

FacebookNov 4, 2022

…drome (CFS). These are usually their deficiencies: Copper, Zinc, B12, Molybdenum, Boron. Remember these test look at INTRACELLULAR vitamin levels so these are intracellular deficiencies. If you understand my theory on what causes fibro y…

FacebookNov 2, 2022

…t -- what's causing those low hormones? Low selenium? Low zinc? Low zinc can cause all three of the hormone declines I noted. Let me figure out why you are so exhausted -- read my Google reviews to verify this. See you Sunday, 7PM MST…

Health BlogMar 9, 2022

…t, helping to protect cells from damaging free radicals. 4. Zinc Zinc is a mineral that plays many roles in supporting immune health and function. 5. Garlic Garlic is a pungent culinary herb, and its use in supporting the immune system is h…

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…they are at the root cause of the dysfunction of the COPPER ZINC METALLOTHIONEIN whose dysfunction in turn causes fibromyalgia. Got it? LOW MOLYBDENUM? Bad Fibro. (Any competent naturopath will tell you this.) LOW REDUCED GLUTATHIONE? Sam…

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…esses (lady you're not bald you have a severe intracellular zinc deficiency!). OR that severe anxiety that suddenly started 3 years ago out of the blue, it's a severe lithium deficiency!!! More tomorrow.

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