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Are you struggling with a Pantothenic Acid deficiency and wondering what little things you can do every day to boost your levels up? Check out this post and learn up! 🧠🙌💪 • • • • • • •

What are you missing?

What is THE MOST COMMON intracellular deficiency I see? ZINC An intracellular zinc deficiency can have various effects on the human body as zinc is an essential mineral that plays a critical role in numerous cellular processes. Zinc is r

What is THE MOST COMMON intracellular deficiency I see? ZINC An intracellular zinc deficiency can have various effects on the human body as zinc is an essential mineral that plays a critical role in numerous cellular processes. Zinc is

For my FACEBOOK LIKE in 30 minutes -- Tocotrienol (Vitamin E) definitely helps the insulin receptor. If you're deficient they will not work well (insulin resistance). See?

Omega-3 contain PUFAs (at least the better ones do). If you have an Omega-3, or any omega, deficiency, it will causes disruption of the insulin recceptor function and again its transport of glucose into the cell. This causes diabetes. The

PQQ is believed to be the newest vitamin discovered. It’s also called pyrroloquinoline quinone (or PQQ). PQQ is a vitamin-like substance that is naturally present in many foods, including broccoli, spinach, cabbage, and green tea. In fact

Vitamin C is crucial for antioxidant protection and all the AMAZING BENEFITS that come from it. Do you know what substance helps to reduce Vitamin C and to make it functional? GSH or reduced glutathione - and you know of the only truly FU

WOW, this might explain why some people have low Vitamin C levels on the very accurate intracellular test we use, despite them taking tons of their favorite Vitamin C each day. What do you think?

IF YOU WONDERED, THIS IS ONE REASON WHY I CHECK FOR VITAMIN DEFICIENCIES WITH MOST OF MY PATIENTS. Watch my FACEBOOK LIVE this Sunday night at 7PM MST. See you there.

For all my patients who get one of the incredible vitamin panels and have to take 48 vitamins a day. Hah.

Guys, I am POUNDING MY HEAD right now. I posted the wrong screenshot. I meant to post the screenshot below from PubMed covering Vitamin K deficiency. NOT THE ONE FROM MY OTHER POST. But I would like to thank everyone that has pointed out