…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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What’s searchable?…o use them because everyone benefits from them. If you have genetic errors around glutathione reduction in glutathione production, you're going to have low levels of glutathione and your body's going to suffer. you're going to have oxidativ…
Read matching passage…lls because that shows the root of what we're dealing with. Genetic deficiencies, different SNIPS cause your cells to have certain vitamin deficiencies. And so when your cells are deficient in these, that means everything is working much le…
Read matching passage…lls because that shows the root of what we're dealing with. Genetic deficiencies, different SNIPS cause your cells to have certain vitamin deficiencies. And so when your cells are deficient in these, that means everything is working much le…
Read matching passage…t probably through the roof on that person. Um and or their genetics. Um we found a lot out about homos. My book I'm not bragging about. I'm just telling you the facts. Um it's going to be a major market changer because it's it's just a lan…
Read matching passage… Clinics under Dan Perer MD, we like to take a look at what genetic snips you have that can show if you have MTHFR or PMT. These are what cause your intracellular deficiencies. So, we like to look at the genetics, but then to get an actual …
Read matching passage…name of it today actually. So, it's the Purser Wellness DRP genetics test. Yeah. With MaxGen. Yeah. Because we're going to use it with the AI, which is going to be me, but that's a whole other story. It's future. Um, so yeah, I curated that…
Read matching passage…thylation cycle. And so both of these together, if you have genetic errors in your methylation cycle such as MTHFR, MTR, MTRR, GGH and many others, this directly affects your homoyine production in the transforation pathway. So MTHFR could …
Read matching passage… is the direct downstream of homocyine. Now if you have any genetic snips around homocyine that causes an a drastic increase of homocyine you will have a major decrease in glutathione levels. This is what causes all kinds of inflammation an…
Read matching passage… in your body's ways because most of those deficiencies are genetic, meaning your genes cause them, not your diet or anything like that because you see the same ones in families over and over. And so I'm almost at well I'm pretty sure they'…
Read matching passage…If you're wondering if you need these products, look at our genetic testing. look at our cellular intra our intracellular micronutrient testing uh to see what deficiencies you have and what deficiencies you will have based on your genetics.…
Read matching passage… Why is it important? And then we can really understand the genetics behind why you need glutathione in your body. And a lot of people just can't make much of it too clearly because they're genetic snips. They have genetic errors or or muta…
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