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… and pain and you can't detox properly. So um maybe get the genetics report um u or maybe get our genetic test. I designed it to look at all 17 of the snips that could cause um hyperomocymia. I don't think there's another test out there tha…

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…u suggest supplements all the time because I understand the genetics better than anyone. I think I don't know how Luca helps you when you're autistic. Not because I'm stupid. I not because I'm ignorant. I just can't see that it does much of…

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…ing you can do about it. Highine levels mostly occur due to genetic issues, not vitamin problems. Doctors didn't think it's a vitamin problem. You can treat B12 or B6 or so like that. There might be some patients that that works for, but th…

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…be used. It's not absorbable. And so you can work with this genetic snip with a couple specific minerals and vitamins to help th that cerillopplasmine and the other copper binding proteins to function correctly. That's exactly why we made o…

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…lks about a fixed homocyine rate meaning that based on your genetics and based on certain deficiencies you have the possibility of not being able to lower your homocyine. In other instances there are many people that are able to lower their…

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