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For my GUT HEALTH Facebook Live this Sunday Night -- having an intrinsic factor problem effects your ability to absorb B12.
How do you fix this?
I'll tell you Sunday night 7PM here on Facebook.
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Quote from that article about how the G6PD (genetic) Deficiency affects your red blood cells — great basic root cause explanation.
“Pathophysiology
G6PD catalyzes nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (NADP) to its reduce
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Here it is.
Jared, my son in medical school (in Clearwater, Florida), while in GENETICS DISEASE class yesterday came up with this. He thinks a daily intake of glutathione would stop the oxidative damage. Or if they have an Oxi
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One more article you might want to look at. If you et hummus or beans and you get severe stomach cramps you might have a deficiency of G6PD.
Here’s the article 00 you might have to join Academia to access the entire article.
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G6PD POST : Here’s a new one (on a very old disease) called G6PD Deficiency — this means you are born with genetic error of G6PD and cannot make the enzyme. You get a severe hemolytic anemia. Usually in black males but can be in all races.
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