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What’s searchable?Homocysteine and why you need to know about it!
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Facebook listingWhy is SOD3 so great fro MCAS? Dr. Purser is here to explain!
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Facebook listingWhat SOD3 does for those of you struggling with MCAS. Check out all of the 242 plus studies done on PubMed showing the improvement of MCAS when introduced to SOD3.
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Why your PCOS is never going to get better until you adress your homocysteine errors!
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Facebook listingGlutathione is a powerful ingredient, but not all products contain meaningful or functional amounts. I recently looked into a popular glutathione serum and found unclear claims ranging from 50,000 ppm to 500 ppm—an enormous difference. In r
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Facebook listingBy Jackson Larkin Purser Wellness Certified Coach https://danpursermd.substack.com/p/why-your-glutathione-serum-probably?utm_source=youtube
Common nutrient deficiencies linked to fibro often include copper, zinc, glutathione, B6, glutamine, B12, folate, molybdenum, and boron. When it comes to muscle cramping and fibro, magnesium is one of the most frequent deficiencies seen, of
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Facebook listingThe top five intracellular deficiencies linked to chronic migraines: boron, molybdenum, zinc, B12, and glutathione. Many cases may actually be copper toxicity showing up as daily migraines. A low-copper approach and the right glutathione ca
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Facebook listingLet’s Talk About MTHFR — The Gene That Impacts Your Energy If you’re constantly tired no matter how much you rest, your MTHFR gene may be part of the reason. MTHFR (Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase) is a genetic SNP—a small DNA variation
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Facebook listingCopper is one of the body’s most important minerals in your body — a tiny metal with massive impact.
Copper is one of the body’s most important minerals in your body — a tiny metal with massive impact. It acts as a cofactor in essential enzymes like SOD1 (superoxide dismutase) that protect your cells from oxidative stress, and even helps
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