… spleen was removed um my numbers because I always would do blood checks, right? Right. And it's just general like your CBC count. And they're looking at your white cell count. And my white cell count all of a sudden went I was usually in a…
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What’s searchable?… 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,…
Read matching passage…ilure. I get people off dialysis all the time. Reduce their blood pressure as well. It will if you if it's homoyine related. Absolutely. Will. Yeah, I see it all the time. Yeah. Yeah, I have patients who we have record of them and they're l…
Read matching passage…ly pale. You look like a goth or a vampire. You can see the blood on your teeth if anyone's talking to you because your gums are bleeding all the time. And if anyone touches you, it hurts. It's agonal. It's terrible. And, um, I can spot him…
Read matching passage…ly pale. You look like a goth or a vampire. You can see the blood on your teeth if anyone's talking to you because your gums are bleeding all the time. And if anyone touches you, it hurts. It's agonal. It's terrible. And, um, I can spot him…
Read matching passage…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…
Read matching passage…, 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…
Read matching passage… 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…
Read matching passage…h, Carol says, "I tried testosterone a few weeks ago and my blood pressure went way up. Any ideas on why and does this eventually settle down?" Yeah, that's weird. Um, sorry. I mean, that's really unusual. I don't think out of the 3,000 4,0…
Read matching passage… 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…
Read matching passage…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 …
Read matching passage…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 …
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