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…t differentiate. So, you ready for the next one? Yep. Okay. Zinc. Zinc is on my top five list of vitamins you never want to be deficient in. We're going to cover some of those today. It affects every hormone level. It affects everything. Th…

…the mild cases. But the real way to tell you do a you get a serum copper or serum zinc and a ceru plasmine level and you can run a formula called the NCC. You can get it from my office or it's on our substack or it's on our website um or fr…

…re, what we got planned, bigger things coming, what are available, new tests, new books, all that that's coming out. Um so anytime we're ready, tell me when we're ready. Jackson, hit all the u when we're on all these sites. Yep. Okay. Looks…

…t belongs. also blocks excess copper from getting into your serum and through your gut. So, it does a lot of different things. It's made up of nine, eight, I can't remember if it's eight or nine substances that like malibdinum, zinc, boron,…

…for the mild cases. But the real way to tell you do a get a serum copper or serum zinc and a ceru plasmine level and you can run a formula called the NCC. You can get it from my office or it's on our substack or it's on our website um or fr…

…tion. Well, cerillopplasm is how you move copper around and zinc around in your body. Nat 2 snips because NAT two you need boron, malinum, stuff like that, B6, all that for it. We figured that out after we've gotten a patent on our copper b…

…t mimics fibromyalgia. The only accurate way to know? Check serum copper, serum zinc, and ceruloplasmin, then run the NCC formula (you can grab it from our site or Substack). If your NCC is over 20%, copper is likely your real problem.

…ficiencies, such as chromium, B12, omega-3 fatty acids, and zinc, that can impact insulin receptor function. B12 deficiency is a common deficiency that can affect insulin receptor function and contribute to diabetes. High serum B12 levels…

…ficiencies, such as chromium, B12, omega-3 fatty acids, and zinc, that can impact insulin receptor function. B12 deficiency is a common deficiency that can affect insulin receptor function and contribute to diabetes. High serum B12 levels…

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