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What’s searchable?… with everyone. This is Dr. Dan Perer. Contrary to what the label says, though Jackson's fing fixing it. Um and um you can find me at danpermd.com or on some of my social media sites. Um oh, real quick, can you center yourself just a little…
Read matching passage…tion molecule that we use. We also use stored fats and even proteins [music] at certain times and even lactic acid at other times, ketones. We use all these different sources of energy to create ATP in our cells. But glucose is the quickest…
Read matching passage…r where they were going every night. They're going to their lab in La Habra to work on it. So, and that became a four-year ordeal. While they tried to work through the final pieces of it, I helped him with that. Um, Nyan got interviewed by …
Read matching passage…. Yeah. Just trying to in survival mode, I think. You know, totally, totally. There's finite resources at any given time. And so it goes into that. Unfortunately, a lot of people tell me they're they feel like they're in constant fight orfl…
Read matching passage…o a CBC on me, they're getting not what was usually not available to them and not circulating through my blood. They're getting all of it because it's just all in me now. There's no right little little area to say, "Hey, we're gonna hide ou…
Read matching passage…rom attaching to the receptor. Um cytoines are these little proteins that we made God gave us to kill off certain types of cells. We have 40 different kinds. They each kill off two or three or four different kinds of cells. and you squirt o…
Read matching passage…this test, [music] the way that they run the results in the lab or the way 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 al…
Read matching passage…tep away from there. And so we'd go over to nine and Chen's lab and discuss it, talk about it, work on it. Um, and I'd start looking at the pre-clinical data and everything on it. Uh, so I was involved in that patent too. And, uh, Joe Rogan…
Read matching passage…tep away from there. And so we'd go over to nine and Chen's lab and discuss it, talk about it, work on it. Um, and I'd start looking at the pre-clinical data and everything on it. Uh, so I was involved in that patent too. And, uh, Joe Rogan…
Read matching passage…because um the lack of the estradile you form metal patella protein aces in your along your art arterial walls and um and those flake off when you go back on the oral when you start taking oral estradile they'll flake off and cause a heart …
Read matching passage…mething I'm up. Um, so, um, so they, uh, they look at their labs, they go, "No, it just says B12." I'm like, "Right, that test is bogus." It's a bogus test. Don't get that test. Don't believe it if you got it because there's four different …
Read matching passage…r homoyine levels checked um really at any clinic or at any lab and uh and that's a good marker to look at. People always want to lower their homoyine levels and Dr. person will say anything below a seven is going to be very healthy homoyin…
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