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High homocysteine? It’s not the number—it’s the cytokines it triggers (like IL-8) that cause strokes, kidney failure & inflammation. We found 17 gene SNPs + 12 vitamin deficiencies that drive it—and VARS Glutathione helps shut it down.
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Homocyine is nasty. It causes a lot of heart attacks and strokes. We don't know the exact number because it's just is rarely checked anymore because they don't think there's anything you can do about it. Highine levels mostly occur due to genetic issues, not vitamin
problems. Doctors didn't think it's a vitamin problem. You can treat B12 or B6 or so like that. There might be some patients that that works for, but there are there are some things we discovered in the last 2 and 1/2 years while I've
been dealing with homoyine trying to figure it out. They thought there were just a couple of genetic snips that caused it. MTHFR67T your homozygous or CBS. There's actually 17 snips, 17 genetic snips that can each
of homozygous any one of them are homozygous. it tends to disrupt your transuleration pathway. So you can't convert homoyine to glutathione. The also surprise that we figured out
that I think we're the only ones that figured it out is that though there's research on it but we're the only clinical practitioners who figured it out that homocyine does not affect you directly. It affects you indirectly. It causes monocytes or white blood cells,
particular white blood cells to release cytoines. Interlucan 8, the number eight, IL-8 and MCP-1, those are the things that kill you. Those are the things that cause kidney failure. The especially the ILA, MCB1 is
kind of hard to check. So, it's easy to track your ILA. I've got five labs right here where I are dropped to normal when we treated people. And it's not hard to treat once you figure out if it's genetic or not. If it's a vitamin deficiency, you got to figure out what
the vitamin deficiency are. And there are 12, not 12 symptoms, 12 deficiencies that can cause you to have a high homocyine level. Isn't that weird? How does a vitamin deficiency cause that? Well, B6, for example, if you're loving
pyrooxine or B6, it will and everyone's really paranoid about B6. You get toxic on it. all these crazy rumors, things that are around about it. But if you're low in B6, it disrupts your transulperation pathway and you'll get a
high homocyine level from that. So B6 is really critical to that trans sulfuration pathway. There are a lot of other vitamins are B12, B9, stuff like that. So there are 12 snips we figured that out. Sorry, 12 vitamin
deficiencies. We figured that out. That can cause if you're deficient in any one of those a high homocyine level when you don't have any genetics for it. So that's got to be determined. Is it genetic? Is it a vitamin deficiency? What causes it? And then next thing you
do homocyine gets converted to glutathione. Glutathione homocyine are opposites. There's only one oral glutathione on the planet that has a patent and we have patents all over the world on our glutathione. So, and you're stuck with us. I didn't realize that as
I went through it, that we're going to be the sole option. I know they're looking at Skyrizzy, which is interesting because it lowers a 23r they think, which causes psoriasis, but so does glutathione. And we haven't tested our glutathione against it, but our glutathione seems to
lower all other cytoines. So, we can assume it lowers 23R, but because it does help with psoriasis, we hear that all the time. Uh but glutathione does seem to lower those cytoines. Like I said, we have probably approaching 100 labs we've gotten. This is a a cardinal
game changer this book because for 50 years 60 years I think we've known about homocyine and there's been no good way to treat it. So and you don't really treat the homoyine. I can't lower your homoyine and I don't care. I can lower
your cytoines it creates and causes to be released. That's what's important. So, whoever did that research, they deserve a Nobel Prize. And we were able to put it together and we have this glutathione that we worked for years on developing that actually works. Uh there
are no others out there. They're none on Amazon. They're none on in the marketplace that patents and have um and work rapidly and are oral and everything else. You need something that works like that day. Just giving you an update. 17 snips that if one want to any one of
them it's homozygous you'll get a high permanently high fixed homoyine. And that's mysterious cuz most doctors have no idea about them about any of them. And there's a particular test we developed genetically so it cover all 17 snips. That's a big deal. So anyway,
just giving you a heads up and there's 12 vitamin deficiencies that can cause you to you to have a highine level. You got to figure all that out and then you move forward with treatment and treatment works really well. I appreciate you following me. I
appreciate you watching these videos. Now we're delving into really serious matters. My next book will be on PEMT, really detailed treatise on that. Then I'm going to do my super important life-changing book on fibromyalgia. I've
done three others. This is after studying a nearly an 8,000 patient cohort on Facebook. I developed my end fibromyalgia with natural options if you want to go look at it. And we think we would do really good work. This is Dr. Dan Purser. I really appreciate you.
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