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… that they are able to calculate the results is that from a blood sample, they isolate the white blood cells. And with those white blood cells, then they feed them all of these different nutrients. So 50 vitamins, min minerals, amino acids,…

…tomatically 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…

…, do not take orally if you have a strong family history of blood clots or pulmonary embolism. Got it? Don't if you already have the history, don't do it. Um, and um because it's too high a risk that you might have the same thing. You could…

… to take too much progesterone post menopause? What is good blood level? Uh, 10 to 20 nanogs per milliliter. Uh or just the leader. Sorry. [laughter] All right. Well, yeah. Um yeah. Yeah. I'm falling asleep. You're falling asleep, right? It…

… pale. They're really, really pale. Uh, and you can see the blood on their teeth because their gums are just hemorrhaging. And, um, and if you touch them because always I'm looking at their teeth and I give them a little poke and they alway…

…our cells within the mitochondria as well as throughout our blood vessels. Glutathione is ubiquitous. It's everywhere and our body utilizes it like crazy. Since birth, all of us have made and used glutathione. Now, based on your genes, are …

…urn 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, is caused by these genetic snips like MTHFR, CPS, 22 others that Dr. Perser has …

…absorb it really really quickly and it gets right into your bloodstream directly from your mouth and that causes you to have a a quick flood of reduced glutathione into your body. And guess what? Your body really likes that. Uh whether it s…

… change. It's got to get into your body, get into your your blood, get into your cells, get into the right cells, getting into your hypothalammus, getting into your pituitary, getting into your testicles, getting into your ovaries, all that…

…ly. It affects you indirectly. It causes monocytes or white blood cells, particular white blood cells to release cytoines. Interlucan 8, the number eight, IL-8 and MCP-1, those are the things that kill you. Those are the things that cause k…

… worse and worse and worse. Um I had been a um a peripheral blood stem cell transplant donor for my sister. And after that procedure, well first the procedure is they give you three shots a day for five days to help your body overproduce st…

…y anemas where you need iron transfusions, you need a whole blood transfusions, nothing has worked. You can't get the iron in. No one knows why they're all scratching their heads. Let me give you some tips. If you have any B vitamin deficie…