…cooled off the you prevented the homocyine from causing the monocytes to release the IL8 and the MCP1. We can assume there's no real way to check an MCP-1 level a huge scientific expense. But IL8 you can easily get I think it's around $50. …
…nother thing to that. By the way, we're going to change our label in the future, too. Jackson loves that. Um, I'm going to call it PEARS patented because we we proved to the US patent office that it worked. That's a big step. Show me anothe…
…ione for the actual consumer because you can stable it in a lab but then as soon as you start putting it into bottles it's going to oxidize whether it's the the oxygen that's free floating in the water or the oxygen just in the air all arou…
…e package very carefully. Don't rip it open. Inside is your lab form. If you've ordered it through the website, it's going to come out pre-filled and including an MG number. It will match the vial that you're going to put your specimen in. …
…t affect you directly. 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 …
…ure and um I just was kind of guessing when I looked at her lab results. I'm like it's could be the nasin. We'll see lack of it. It was really she said it's severe. Well, we call them super severe where she has almost no in her system. Almo…
…t's by the release of a cytoines through the stimulation of monocytes. When homoyine gets too high, it causes other cells to start releasing many more pro-inflammatory molecules called cytoines. And so Dr. Perser talks about a fixed homocyi…
…ine um does not affect you directly. It actually stimulates monocytes to produce two cytoines interlucan 8 IL8 and monocy chemoprotectant one. They do the dirty work for homocyine. So I'm going to tell you we can't reduce your homoyine leve…
…e I had a patient with a severe B6 deficiency. Severe. Like absolute almost. It was crazy. She was so sick and crippled by her pain and now she's not. Wow. So, uh, because she had massive massively high homoyine level. Great. You have tons …
…eplacement.
How Dr. Purser connects the pieces
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