Dr. Purser explains the benefits of healthy zinc blood levels, and the struggles that may arise due to lack of zinc. Learn why zinc is critical for functionality in your thyroid gland, thyroid receptors, and insulin receptors.
Learn how zinc deficiencies may cause symptoms of diabetes or hypothyroidism. Discover zinc's relationship to the body's ability to manufacture testosterone (in both men and women). Learn about the relationship of low zinc levels and osteoporosis. Learn how zinc protects you from metal toxicity, particularly copper toxicity.
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Insulin resistance starts long before high blood sugar shows up — and it often begins with deficiencies in zinc, B12, chromium, selenium, and omega-3s. Fix the deficiencies, and you can often restore
Melissa shares how to eat healthier during this holiday season! If you, or a loved one, suffer from diabetes, learn how to keep blood sugar levels stable while enjoying foods with friends and family.
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…anything to us directly, but indirectly it stimulates white blood cells to produce cytoines. Cytoines are these little little proteins that God gave us to go out and clean out old blood vessels, old cells, old scinsesscent cells, and remove…
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… that they are able to calculate the results is that from a blood sample, they isolate the white blood cells. And with those white blood cells, then they feed them all of these different nutrients. So 50 vitamins, min minerals, amino acids,…
…tomatically binds everything that shouldn't be there. White blood cells guide it to bind everything that shouldn't be there. Removes it. This is why your child has a homoyine problem. It's because there's a disruption that in their genetics…
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