THE PURSER WELLNESS LIBRARY
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What’s searchable?…een 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 video no one has any idea how many snips cau…
Read matching passage… it? Massel activation syndrome. That's come on in the last 20 years. We're doing the math coming down. There's pro for some reason one site said there are 17 17% of the US population has it. That's not accurate at all. We figured out 175,0…
Read matching passage…arents, maybe you play pro sports, maybe you did some amazing things in college. you see your child should be up to that level or you think they should be but things have happened they become exhausted they're fatigued all the time they're …
Read matching passageDo genetics cause vitamin deficiencies? This is a question we get very often. If the gene snips that you have have the potential to cause deficiencies. Absolutely. Yes. Uh that's one of the main things that we deal with with all of our pati…
Read matching passageDo genetics cause vitamin deficiencies? This is a question we get very often. If the gene snips that you have have the potential to cause deficiencies. Absolutely. Yes. Uh that's one of the main things that we deal with with all of our pati…
Read matching passageSo, what's been your most interesting case so far? Can you recall one or does one stick out in your brain? Yeah. Yeah. Um, about two to three weeks ago, uh, I followed up with a patient for Dr. Perer and kind of gave him the notes on it. Um…
Read matching passage…l metal molecule that our body uses for many different biological functions. Specifically, copper is used as a co-actor in many enzyatic processes. Even for sodoxide disysmutates, the sod one uses a copper zinc sod meaning copper and zinc a…
Read matching passageYou make plenty of insulin, it just doesn't get in the cell because the receptors are not working. Bingo. I talked to 5,000 doctors a couple years ago. They couldn't give me that answer. What can the insulin get to the cells? That's not not…
Read matching passageIf you give them glutathione to lower the cytoines, what other benefits are you seeing? Theoretically, I'm not going to say I'm seeing them, but maybe I am or not. Doesn't matter. Um I don't want to get in trouble with powers that be, but t…
Read matching passageHi. What is sod? Why is it important? It's not some plug of grass you put in your front yard or backyard. Sod is super oxide disbutase. Super oxide disbutase is the second most potent antioxidant in your body. Super oxides are oxygen molecu…
Read matching passageSomeone needs to hear the real talk on glutathione cuz all these people are coming out with other forms of it. It's just why we're getting back to just very basics of glutathione. There may be some people here this is the first time that th…
Read matching passageIf you're exhausted, fatigued, or having things you just can't explain, don't start up here with prescriptions. You can do whatever you want, obviously, but um consider getting a vitamin panel first. We do this interesting intracellular tes…
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