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…re trying to work around it. We're trying to help give your body those nutrients it needs. and then it flips and it starts to rebuild and it's able to put things together as it's supposed to. So that's what we're really trying to do when we…

… way to get rid of those toxins as they keep going into his body. Um why is that? Well, the transpiration pathway is how you convert homocyine to glutathione and you that's how you make 90% of your glutathione. It's glutathione that is the …

… got to probably four glutathione minimum according to your body weight. You may need aid, but it won't affect your homoysteine level. It just that's the whole point of the whole textbook. Yeah. Is that everyone's treating the wrong thing. …

…, Chantel? I'm gonna let you choose. I think vitamins. Everybody wants to know about vitamins. They do? Yeah. I think that'd be that's okay. Good. We'll we'll do that. Kind of boring, but okay. We can make it exciting. Um like intracellular…

…ay that everything works. The complex machinery that is our body. the way everything fits together, the way that everything is a call and response. I love the microscopic level down at the cellular level of the way life happens and the way …

…s too much homocyine in the transuleration pathway, if your body is making too much of it, you're going to create a lot more cytoines. And cytoines are the pro-inflammatory molecules that are very very dangerous when they have when they hav…

…espread inflammation and increased cytoines throughout your body. And this in turn causes all kinds of issues with our organs and with our blood vessels. The chronically high level of homoyine, Dr. Perser calls it a fixed homocyine level, i…

body, specifically in our gut, especially in our stomach. Our stomach is constantly having to create new lining. And if if we have a genetic error called PEMT, we're never going to be making sufficient amounts of phosphotidylcholine. So tha…

…are incredibly important for every cellular membrane in our body, specifically in our gut, especially in our stomach. Our stomach is constantly having to create new lining. And if if we have a genetic error called PEMT, we're never going to…

body, specifically in our gut, especially in our stomach. Our stomach is constantly having to create new lining. And if if we have a genetic error called PEMT, we're never going to be making sufficient amounts of phosphotidylcholine. So tha…

body, specifically in our gut, especially in our stomach. Our stomach is constantly having to create new lining. And if if we have a genetic error called PEMT, we're never going to be making sufficient amounts of phosphotidylcholine. So tha…

…are incredibly important for every cellular membrane in our body, specifically in our gut, especially in our stomach. Our stomach is constantly having to create new lining. And if if we have a genetic error called PEMT, we're never going to…