Homocysteine is the Secret Assasin

There currently or historically has not been a treatment for homoyine problems. Homoyine's interesting. Probably a third of the population has a high homocyine level. I'm going to give you some earthshattering landmark information. This video no one has any idea how many snips cause this. I'll tell you it's 17

that I know of. It's in the book. Each snip it's detailed. If any one of those 17 are homozygous, it shuts down your transuleration pathway and you're going to have a high system. If it's not high, it's because you're malnourished. Some

people don't have any of those 17 snips and they have a high homoyine. Why is that? Well, there are 12 vitamin deficiencies also that can cause a high homoysteine level. I know it gets crazy. So, this is really handbook for cardiologists and primary care and

internists, but it's highly detailed research like I always do. I spent the last few years digging into it. you can't lower homoyine other than through malnutrition. They tried that approach for about 40 years. I think 2002 they

realized people were dying more quickly from being malnourished than especially those critical vitamins more so than just the homocyine. So homoyine causes heart attacks, strokes. We've all had or heard of people in their 18s, 19s, 20s,

whatever killing over from a heart attack. support for what happened the last few years which I won't mention on here. There's debate on this, but I think it's the one cause of instage renal disease. Certainly, there's other physicians who say that, not just me, that means kidney failure. And so, if

you can catch them early enough, they go into kidney failure and get them on the proper treatment for the homoyine problem, you can really help that. What is the proper treatment? Well, I'm going to give you the punch line. If you have a highine level, you're going to have a low glutathione level. On the interest

testing, it's not always shows up as low, but it mostly does. I'd say 70 80% of the time it'll show up as low when I expect it to or it's a giveaway. I'm like, why are you using up your glutathione are not making enough? That's a question that's got to be asked at that point. Glutathione and homoyine

are two sides, two sides of the same transpar transuleration pathway coin. So transulporation pathway is how you detox. That's how you get rid of heavy metals, organotoxins, things like that, crazy things that you don't want in your

system. So if you feel toxic, inflamed, it's getting worse every year and you're in your 40s or 50s and really, no one can explain it. Homocyine also, I don't think anyone knows the cedar, which is crazy. I'm sure there are some experts who know it. I haven't met him but it

does cause high HSCP also causes high dimer also can increase WESR western sedimentation rate so if you have those and they're elevated ask for homoyine if your homoyine comes back above 7.3 don't believe the lab ranks

it's bogus anything above 7.3 is high in my opinion because you're going to have a high high IL8 what is IL8 homocyine does not affect you directly causes your white blood cells, monocytes to be more specific, to release two cytoines,

interlucan 8 IL-8 and monocy chemoprotectant 1, MCP-1. IL8's easy to check. You can get them at get that test at any lab test now and check your IL8 if you're worried or if you have a high homocyine level. If it's in the high

200s or 300s, you're probably in renal failure about to be there. I'll tell you that. And from what I've seen, doctors don't even check home anymore because they don't believe there's a treatment for it. I'm going to prove it wrong cuz the last 3 or 4 years a lot of research has come out about glutathione.

Glutathione the opposite of homocyine. Way how it's strange how higher power does all that. But homoyine is the opposite of glutathione. Glutathione is the opposite of homoyine. But if you if you you have a high homocyine, you're going to have a high ILA and you're

going to have a low glutathione level. But some people aren't low. So they were able to see those people that inherently have really high glutathione levels. Uh and they didn't have any inflammation from the from the high homo system. Matter of fact, they didn't have any ILA

or any MCP-1 or other things in their system. and and so they figured out that glutathione stabilizes the monocytes and prevents the release of the cytoines. Now we come in because we have the only oral patented glutathione in the world.

Our VARs glutathione vars stands for validatable, absorbable, reduced and stable. Um and that's the u the rules we had for creating a proper antioxidant when we were doing our work in Southern California. So if you're not bars

compatible and there are very few things that are that means you don't have a reduced stable easily takeable adjustable antioxidants so it's just not going to work reduction of antioxidants are critical and I think no one's ever figured that out till we came along all

the work we did down there and then the work I'm doing now with homoyine so you got two options gluteril which is oralarma or nyan's product topical spray on that can work, but our our our glutathione works too. We have hundreds

of results. Here's one here. Sorry, it's kind of worn out cuz I show it to patients, but it's where high ILA dropped to zero after 4 weeks right here. So, yeah, after 4 weeks and there's nothing that does that. There is nothing else on the planet that does

that. They're trying to figure out other things that can do it, but they're going to be incredibly expensive and full of side effects from what I can tell. and I talk about those things in the book. This is going to be more for cardiologists and primary care and physicians. I'll do a public version

too. I'll do a handbook for cardiologists also or primary care physicians. We're going to have a lot of fun with this book. It's going to be a big deal. Friend of mine at who's editor for a number of national journals and and a very famous physician himself says

the biggest cardiology book that's come out in the last 20 years, he thinks. So, we'll see what it we'll see what it looks like when it's done. and it's pretty much done. We're just putting the chapters together, getting it ready for publication. I think I'm going to submit it to a medical book publishing house just to see what they do. So, that's my

story today. Just want to update you guys on all this. If you have a lot of inflammation, try the bars good. It won't hurt. It is a supplement, but it's a lot more than that. Clearly, we have patents all over it and all over the world on it. It's pretty crazy what it

does. And so if try four, five, six a day, see if your inflammation goes away, then back it down. See if it comes back. You can find your number that keeps it under control. Anyway, you're just hearing from me. This is Dr. Dan Perer. Thanks for listening.