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…by your genes. What deficiencies do you have inside of your cells? And so let's talk about a couple different ones that may be causing you certain deficiencies. MTHFR is one of the number one gene snips that we see that cause major B vitami…

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…amin deficiencies, any of them, you cannot absorb iron at a cellular level. If you have a vitamin C deficiency, you cannot absorb iron at a cellular level. If you really want to know what these are, which deficiencies you have, and why, get…

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…ecule in our body, but it's something that we make in every cell and throughout our body. Homocyine is one of our natural mechanisms to help promote healing in certain instances. But if you get too much homoyine, if it builds up in your bod…

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…g choline, biotin, any of them, you cannot absorb iron at a cellular level. If you have a vitamin C deficiency, you cannot absorb iron at a cellular level. If you really want to know what these are, which deficiencies you have and why, get …

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What is CMA? CMA is an intracellular micronutrient assay. That means it's a test that looks at vitamin, mineral, and amino acid levels inside of your cells. You may have heard Dr. Perser talk about or he always recommends for people to get …

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