THE PURSER WELLNESS LIBRARY
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What’s searchable?Tired, foggy, low hormones, and nothing helps? It’s probably not magic—it’s nutrient deficiency. Dr. Purser uses CMA with Redox testing to go deeper than your average doctor ever will. He sees severe lipoic acid, biotin, PQQ, and lithium deficiencies causing symptoms that mimic dementia, thyroid issues, or low testosterone. It’s not “manopause”—it’s vitaminopause. Find the root cause, don’t just chase prescriptions.
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Read matching passage… for validated corsetin. Um because it was critical for for dementia prevention. Um Oh yeah. All these things probably definitely increase your risk for dementia too by the way. Um so um you also want to take lowd dose aspirin one baby aspi…
Read matching passage…toile serarine helps keep your brain fat and happy prevents dementia stuff like that. If you have NR NR3C1 or or NTRK2 or NR3C2 or any of those then if you're homozygous on anyium you need extra phosyl serene but um also colins for the live…
Read matching passage…s. I was just talking to someone here earlier tonight about dementia, Alzheimer's, Alzheimer's disease, how common it is. I don't think it's that common. I think what we're seeing is a lot of patients with vitamin deficiency. You get a ri y…
Read matching passage…s. I was just talking to someone here earlier tonight about dementia, Alzheimer's, Alzheimer's disease, how common it is. I don't think it's that common. I think what we're seeing is a lot of patients with vitamin deficiency. You get a ri y…
Read matching passage…g those cases. So next question. What about glutathione for dementia? I believe there are I was state medical director in Utah over the long-term care facilities and nursing homes and everything for 10 years. Um my opinion from all that bef…
Read matching passage…s waricky corsov syndrome. That's where you have full-blown dementia, memory loss, everything else. It's usually not very reversible if it gets to that point. Uh, so the number one thing I see with these people, they have bad memory loss. I…
Read matching passage…lion Americans age 65 and older are living with Alzheimer's dementia in 2021. By 2050, the Alzheimer’s Association estimates that number may grow to 12.7 million unless something changes drastically. And while research is still evolving, ev…
…re form of Vascular Cognitive Impairment is called Vascular Dementia, but milder symptoms can happen much earlier and heart issues should be considered and investigated if problems with multitasking and memory arise. Stroke If a blood clot …
…nary disease, accidents, diabetes, pneumonia and influenza, dementia, end-stage kidney disease, septicemia, hormone replacement, sexual health, eating and lifestyle, and laboratory measurements. Use these topics to move between the older te…
…se, accident prevention, diabetes, pneumonia and influenza, dementia, kidney disease and septicemia. It combines explanations of measurements with lifestyle and treatment discussions. This overview keeps the subject map available without ca…
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