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…l heavily referenced all supported by the literature and my 43 years experience with female patients that matters. Um, one other thing we had a really cool meeting with uh who were they? What was the name of that? Which one? We had two cool…

…re helps me see patients, too. He's my son-in-law. He's a 6'4 top ICU paramedic for ORM city. He's with their fire department. He also helps in the stuff like that. He knows his craft and he's really good at at helping. He's been here for 5…

…an through malnutrition. They tried that approach for about 40 years. I think 2002 they realized people were dying more quickly from being malnourished than especially those critical vitamins more so than just the homocyine. So homoyine cau…

…nk you were like 5'3 and now you're what? Yeah, I'm about 6'4 now. Okay, stand up so they can see. Yeah. Yeah. No, I'm kidding. He was a five Well, he's 5'4 sometime. Yeah. Yep. There we go. Tough jump. And his dad and brother are built the…

…lot of effort, time, and money. Be patient with it. By 3 or 4 weeks, you should be feeling better. And go to one a day and then keep building up your iron levels. And you'll know at 120 days 4 months. The reason it takes 120 days is because…

…ciency to normal. So, be patient with it. But by about 3 or 4 weeks, you can double dose it to begin with. By 3 or 4 weeks, you should be feeling better. Then go to one a day and then keep building up your iron levels and you'll know at 100…

…ght have a 1.5 star review." Then she said, "But you have a 4.96." This was back when I had 550. I'm like, I didn't even 65. I I know nothing about Google reviews. I just know now they're important. Um, and I said 4.96 should be 9.96 becaus…

…like incredible ex-marine dude, hard as nails, great guy, 6'4. Yeah. Mountain of steel. What's your dad? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Um and a super nice guy. He is. Um but yeah, so I mean I think just I mean that's why I always just talk about my e…

… Also, thyroid, you want your FT3, free T3 at around 3.8 to 4.2. Lots of studies showing plaque regression occurs there. People with normal thyroid levels and they're always at the tippy top of the range. They don't have plaque or it goes a…

…20/80), and keeping your free T3 thyroid levels between 3.8–4.2. For those open to prescription options, rosuvastatin, simvastatin, ezetimibe, and especially pioglitazone have been shown in studies to cause major plaque regression. Talk to …

…king Health + a quality vitamin C (like VARS Vitamin C) for 4–6 weeks and watch your iron levels improve. Also, get a CMA with Redox to be sure.

…eally missing. It helped me go from 3 naps a day to walking 4 miles again—get tested and feel better fast.