What’s transsulfuration? It’s your body’s way of turning inflammatory homocysteine into glutathione

What is trans sulfuration? I don't even know. Transuleration is is moving sulfur groups around. So you're trying to you're trying to convert the transuleration pathway is about converting homoyine which is incredibly inflammatory. Probably the worst inflammatory molecule in your body next

to radioactive iodine or something like that or or or flaming lava chip or something. Um but it's the most inflammatory cardiovascular um and and um it's just bad. It causes vascular inflammation like crazy and

you're converting it to the best thing in your body which is glutathione. If people have low glutathione levels on their intracellular testing, we see it all the time. They have probably some problem with their transuleration pathway. It CBS uh snip is a big part of

it. It's the gateway in a number of ways to entering the transforation pathway and making it work. Um, it's powered by B6 or pyodoxine. really critical.