… pale. They're really, really pale. Uh, and you can see the blood on their teeth because their gums are just hemorrhaging. And, um, and if you touch them because always I'm looking at their teeth and I give them a little poke and they alway…
…our cells within the mitochondria as well as throughout our blood vessels. Glutathione is ubiquitous. It's everywhere and our body utilizes it like crazy. Since birth, all of us have made and used glutathione. Now, based on your genes, are …
…m low intake can affect bones without obvious symptoms. Low blood calcium has multiple causes and is not equivalent to low dietary intake.
Food sources
Milk; yogurt; calcium-set tofu; fortified plant drinks; canned fish with edible bones; k…
… deficiency symptoms
Deficiency may cause anemia, low white blood cells and neurological problems.
Food sources
Shellfish; nuts; seeds; organ meats; whole grains.
Supplement forms
Copper gluconate, sulfate and bisglycinate.
Before taking a …
…ing a supplement
Confirm the reason for low iron and assess blood loss when relevant. HFE-related iron overload requires different care. Keep iron away from children.
Questions for your visit
Could my diet, medicines, absorption or another …
…t.
Before taking a supplement
Prescription lithium requires blood-level, kidney and thyroid monitoring. Over-the-counter lithium is not an established nutritional treatment or interchangeable with prescribed lithium.
Questions for your visi…
…rms
D2 (ergocalciferol) and D3 (cholecalciferol). The usual blood-status marker is 25-hydroxyvitamin D.
Before taking a supplement
Excess supplementation can raise calcium and harm kidneys. Lab interpretation and dose depend on your circums…
… abnormal results. Do not start iron or arrange therapeutic blood removal solely because a variant appears on a report.
Questions for your visit
Is this a common marker, a pathogenic variant, or an uncertain finding? Does it change my care?…
… Immune System Functionality. Glutathione covers your white blood cells (resembling a porcupine or blow fish) and these spikes protect white blood cells from viruses trying to kill them off. Viruses such as HIV, Shingles, Herpes, Hepatitis …
…ged my life. I cannot emphasize how important it is to have blood work completed frequently to see my body’s deficiencies, and where changes are needed. Replenishing my deficient vitamin levels makes such a significant difference, that it i…
…ng (for 24, 48 or 72 hours)? If you are religious or needed blood work, surgeries, or procedures, you may be familiar to fasting.
As I mentioned previously, I am a breast cancer survivor. The benefits of fasting not only help while going th…
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