THE PURSER WELLNESS LIBRARY
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What’s searchable?Scurvy. Scurvy is painful. It hurts. You hurt all over. Your gums bleed. They're fragile. If you have those two conditions and you get really pale, you have advanced scurvy. You know what? It's really cheap, easy to fix. Go take lots of vit…
Read matching passageCan you take MTH of our daily and varss glutathione and varsod all at the same time? Absolutely yes. These products are designed to work perfectly together based on your genes based on my genes specifically too. We designed these products a…
Read matching passageWhat is glutathione really used for? Glutathione is an incredibly important antioxidant known as the master antioxidant. But reduced glutathione, GSH is what's the important version of it. GSSG or the oxidized version of glutathione is the …
Read matching passageWhat are the benefits of CoQ10, PQQ and phosphotidital serarine together? These three in clinical doses provide amazing protection for your brain specifically to prevent cognitive decline and by removing the buildup of amaloid beta in the b…
Read matching passageScurvy. Yes, it's a pirate disease. And when you watch what's the movies, not Raiders, but the pirate movies that are out Pirates of the Caribbean, half those guys look like they have scurvy the way they have them made up in that movie. Scu…
Read matching passageA compound made in the body that participates in the citric acid cycle and amino-acid metabolism. Also called: Alpha-Ketoglutarate What it does A compound made in the body that participates in the citric acid cycle and amino-acid metabolism…
A molecule made from glutamate, cysteine and glycine that participates in cellular redox balance. Also called: Glutathione (GSH), GSH Making, using and recycling glutathione Dr. Purser’s course teaches glutathione through a network: CBS/CTH…
An amino-acid-related compound involved in normal body chemistry. Also called: Taurine Bile and nervous-system connections The practitioner course discusses taurine in relation to bile, the nervous system, muscle and heart-related teaching.…
ADIPOQ encodes adiponectin, a hormone released by fat tissue that participates in insulin sensitivity and fat metabolism. Its name often appears in discussions of triglycerides, body composition and metabolic health. Also called: Adiponecti…
The genetic-architecture chapter explains that S-adenosylmethionine (SAM) donates methyl groups and becomes S-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH). Also called: Adenosylhomocysteinase Methyl-group use leaves another molecule behind The genetic-archit…
Encodes diamine oxidase, an enzyme involved in breaking down histamine and other amines. DAO is used here as an enzyme nickname; it is also the official symbol of a different gene. Also called: DAO, Amine Oxidase, Copper Containing 1, Diami…
The course introduces ATG16L1 through autophagy, the cellular process that helps recycle components. Also called: Autophagy-Related 16-Like 1 Cellular recycling meets gut immunity The course introduces ATG16L1 through autophagy, the cellula…
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