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…ng to us directly, but indirectly it stimulates white blood cells to produce cytoines. Cytoines are these little little proteins that God gave us to go out and clean out old blood vessels, old cells, old scinsesscent cells, and remove them.…

…ur body processes [music] sugar into the blood and into the cell eventually and where that's actually coming from. So, let's break it down a little bit. MTHFR, it's a genetic snip. There's two variants that we like to look at. The C677T and…

…ouldn't be there without glutathione. It's what white blood cells use to go in like like you have a pencil or something? No, don't worry about it. Anyway, it's like they use this like this is glutathione. Here's a white blood cell going on …

…y that our body processes sugar into the blood and into the cell eventually and where that's actually coming from. [music] So, let's break it down a little bit. MTHFR, it's a genetic snip. Uh, there's two variants that we like to look at, t…

…y system in our body. Energy production, uh, detox and even immune system functionality. It's everywhere and our body loves it. It uses it. Even a couple of your amino acids are two of the precursors to glutathione. And you also, I think se…

…, the way that it actually works in the mitochondria of our cells, all three of those are super potent antioxidants that we use. Glutathione is the master antioxidant. It exists in every cell of the body and throughout everywhere, every blo…

…use then the supplements are able to actually get into your cells and into your muscles and really push everything out because I I still have to do that occasionally. if I've had a really bad fibro flare or if I've just been, you know, we'r…

…r main purpose in our body is to create the barriers of our cells, the cellular membranes. Yeah. And so many will be used interchangeably, but specific ones like phosphotylcerene in the brain are always going to be more prevalent there vers…

…where, but I really go to the fundamentals. We look at intracellular vitamin and minerals and and um and any uh antioxidants and um and we also uh look at any um any severe deficiencies a little differently. We get really aggressive. I diag…

…where, but I really go to the fundamentals. We look at intracellular vitamin and minerals and and um and any uh antioxidants and um and we also uh look at any um any severe deficiencies a little differently. We get really aggressive. I diag…

…cally binds everything that shouldn't be there. White blood cells guide it to bind everything that shouldn't be there. Removes it. This is why your child has a homoyine problem. It's because there's a disruption that in their genetics that …

…hat her vitamin panel is. We use that intraceter panel from Cell Science Systems. It's so cool. We used it at US USC where I did pituitary endocrinology cardiology research for 10 years with a US assistant surgeon general. Jackson was alive…