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…It's called a lomthinine, low amino acid diet, couldn't eat protein, all that. In 2002, a really smart lady physician did a whole chapter on this in my textbook, figured out that people were dying more quickly from the starvation than from …

…kind of injury I won't say the first word case um the spike protein is known to elicit IL6 cytoine so again you can go do that research yourself floods your body with IL6 cytoine which is very pro-inflammatory very problematic and causes a …

…because um the lack of the estradile you form metal patella protein aces in your along your art arterial walls and um and those flake off when you go back on the oral when you start taking oral estradile they'll flake off and cause a heart …

…ng? So those wild yams, they're very they have a lot of the protein called diosgenine. Yeah, diogen is the key. And diosgenine is what then becomes it can become testosterone or progesterone. And so that's where you're talking about a bit o…

…y, I'm just going to throw this in there as a freebie spike protein. Um it um it causes the release of a number of cytoines. I want to say is 6 8 is 9 10 is 13 maybe I can't remember but it's just but but glutathione on paper and then the r…

… the sequence of amino acids that create enzymes and create proteins to change and be altered. Now when you change the sequence of these amino acids, this changes the structure of the protein completely where if it's an extremely bad uh gen…

…the other ones is that these are the genes that produce the proteins and enzymes that process copper in your body. So at at its base, fibromyalgia is an inability to process copper properly. That means that copper is in your blood circulati…

…und. Cystic fibrosis is a lot like homocystic and the spike protein. Actually, it's kind of weird. They all function by stimulating production of cytoines. Cytoines are mitigatable with glutathione. That's not my work. That's not my studies…

… the middle letter in um is that they have a thing called S protein that uh is constantly being produced in their cells. This protein is what hurts you or can hurt you. Doesn't always but it usually does but especially for the VX injured or…

…al, Not Just a Toxin Homocysteine is a natural byproduct of protein metabolism. Your body normally recycles it through several metabolic pathways that require nutrients like: Vitamin B6 Vitamin B12 Folate Serine Glutathione When those pathw…

…ne alongside the separate questions of antioxidant support, protein and mineral nutrition, and hormone care. A genetic susceptibility does not prove that the liver is failing or that a nutrient is deficient. Bring these questions to your v…

…. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser discusses immune activity, protein accumulation, mitochondrial stress, homocysteine, and IL-6 as interacting research questions. His antioxidant discussion includes glutathione, superoxide dismutase, and cat…