THE PURSER WELLNESS LIBRARY
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Read matching passage…y, Dr. Dan Pur here. Danpermd.com. Another live. I know I'm boring you guys with all these lives. This is going to be a conglomeration of a lot of previous lives on progesterone except for I'm going to do it for memory. Going to do it live.…
Read matching passageInstagram, you can start talking. There may be some people jumping on already. You read the title, but I'll start talking. Hey, it's Dr. Dan Perer. Danpersermd.com. Today, we're going to talk about testosterone. Jackson is going to read our…
Read matching passage…Dan Perer here. I haven't done one of these in a while. Um, boy has has my world changed since uh we last talked. So, this will be fun. We're going to do a lot of these now because I've got more time freed up. I [clears throat] completed 19…
Read matching passage…er wellness coaches. And today I just want to talk a little bit about inflammation and the genetics behind inflammation. Let me give just one second while we get up and running everywhere. Going to double check. Yeah. Okay. Looks like we're…
Read matching passageHey everybody, Jackson Larkin here from Perser Wellness. Um, just jumping on to give a little bit of an update on where we're at with things. Purser Wellness and Physiciandesign.com. Um, yeah, Physician Design products. Those are that's our…
Read matching passage…atements on on um autism. I thought it's really interesting because we were doing a lot of work with autism. Let me tell you what I found, how it folds into all that. Um I'm coming out with a big book, a textbook on home assisting this next…
Read matching passageHey, you just got your genetic results back and seeing stuff like wild type, hetererozygous, and homozygous for your MTHFR gene. We're getting real scientific here, aren't we? [music] Don't worry, I'm going to break it down for you. So, you…
Read matching passageHow does glutathione benefit you as an individual? So, if you have gene snips around the glutathione genes, the glutathione enzymes, then there's a potential that you may not be processing glutathione very efficiently or you're making much …
Read matching passageHello everybody. This is Denise Perser from Dr. Perser MD, Dan Perser, MD, Perser Wellness. Thank you so much for your time. Today we're going to talk about Max Jen and the DRP. You can see it on our website. It's Dr. Perers's especially cu…
Read matching passageIs Epstein bar related to fibromyalgia? No. And there's a lot of false information about EBV or Epstein bar out there. People keep saying have antibodies for EBV, but yeah, they're old antibodies. You're you're immune to it. I mean, you've …
Read matching passageThere currently or historically has not been a treatment for homoyine problems. Homoyine's interesting. Probably a third of the population has a high homocyine level. I'm going to give you some earthshattering landmark information. This vid…
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