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… 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…

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…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…

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…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…

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…auses. Inflammation can participate in injury, but glucose, blood pressure, infection, obstruction, medicines, and other processes also need evaluation. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser discusses IL-6, TNF-alpha, chemokines, oxidative stress,…

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