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…s you indirectly. It causes your um your monocytes or white blood cells to produce cytoines. Cytoines are nasty. Um they cause the inflammation that and super oxides do but cytoines causes super oxides. um at least partially um cytoine spec…

… theoretically, it should soften the arteries and lower the blood pressure. It um dramatically even improve renal function. Yeah. And get people off dialysis some if they haven't been on very long, stuff like that. And I may or may not have…

…g. Yeah. Weirdly enough, they say it's not supposed to pass bloodb brain barrier. They're wrong. They're wrong on so many things. We know all this now from our work with it, our biotech work, our patent work. If our bodies are already makin…

…night cuz I take 2,000 milligrams a day. Also, getting your blood pressure down to below 120 over 80 causes plaque progression. Yes, it does. It's amazing. That's why they picked that number. I know there's a lot of others out there about b…

… bumping amino acids, omega-3s, inositol, and glutathione ✅ Blood sugar stability, sleep support, and the role of stress/trauma on your nutrients ✅ Why intracellular testing gives us such a clear picture of what your body actually needs Lo…

…encies. Inflammation. Poor methylation. Genetic variations. Blood sugar imbalances. Chronic stress. Sleep disruption. Brain fog is often treated as the problem when it's actually a symptom of something deeper. If you've been told your lab…

…orking properly. Medications like metformin can help manage blood sugar, but they don’t repair the receptor itself. By identifying and correcting these intracellular deficiencies, you can often restore receptor function and improve insulin …

…epare iron for hemoglobin so oxygen can travel through your blood. But when copper builds up in the bloodstream instead of entering your cells, things go wrong — think migraines, muscle tenderness, chronic pain, and fatigue. This often happ…

…attack. The best way to know for sure is through testing: a blood test can measure homocysteine directly, while a CMA with Redox uncovers the vitamin deficiencies driving it. For genetic causes, the DRP Genetics panel screens 15–16 of the 1…

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…ions include controlled-release niacin, maintaining optimal blood pressure (under 120/80), and keeping your free T3 thyroid levels between 3.8–4.2. For those open to prescription options, rosuvastatin, simvastatin, ezetimibe, and especially…

…ht have a genetic clotting issue like F10. And if you’re on blood thinners like warfarin, avoid taking vitamin K without medical guidance.