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What’s searchable?…r their homoyine level. It's called a lomthinine, low amino acid diet, couldn't eat protein, all that. In 2002, a really smart lady physician did a whole chapter on this in my textbook, figured out that people were dying more quickly from t…
Read matching passage…ow on Kindle. It's cheap. Uh it's good. It's thorough. It's referenced. It's still undebatable. Never have anyone challenged me on it. Been sued for it. So, who's right? Who's wrong? I'm right. So, um, so have good luck taking a shot at me …
Read matching passage…talk about testosterone. Jackson is going to read our long elaborate very cool I don't know if it's cool title and um and then I'll take it from there. All right. Title for today. this fun little Facebook live we're doing testosterone for w…
Read matching passage…ir hands and feet. Interesting. That could also be a lipoic acid deficiency, too. But the test differentiate. So, you ready for the next one? Yep. Okay. Zinc. Zinc is on my top five list of vitamins you never want to be deficient in. We're …
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…
Read matching passage…ry to turn it back into GSH or break it down into its amino acid um constituents uh and then just to recreate glutathione down the line. But if you have genetic errors that you can't create and synthesize glutathione at sufficient levels, i…
Read matching passage…ittle bit different amounts of it. But then there's folinic acid and then there's also the different B12s that all help supplement around it. With all of our MTHFR patients, we've seen many of the same intracellular deficiencies. And you ca…
Read matching passage…f anything. It's it's a kind of advanced version of folinic acid which is a a natural food folonate. Um, but it it doesn't cure autism. As far as I can tell, I know of no way it would cure autism. So, what about in very specific genetic typ…
Read matching passage…NA. Our body utilizes DNA and transcribes it into its amino acid complexes. uses the nucleic bases to translate in into amino acids. And so when you have a snip that means the codons are translating differently than what it should be or wha…
Read matching passage…ry will be one day too. That's why we partnered with Maxgen Labs which is an up andcoming genetic testing company but they are dedicated to privacy. They're dedicated to keeping and protecting your genetic data because it is your data and s…
Read matching passage…ine because cyine is the limiting factor of the three amino acids that create glutathione. It's the one that you have to get from your diet uh to be able to make glutathione. And so many studies have been done on that because when supplemen…
Read matching passage…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. …
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