THE PURSER WELLNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA
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What’s searchable?… complex with lots of B12 that's meth methyl B12 and methyl folate and all that you're overmethylating chances are you're overmethylating it it's an intoxication problem with the with the methyl groups great you get pulled over by the polic…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage… Yeah, because Betty Sue, you have a horrible B12, horrible folate, and your B6 is in the toilet, and you're you're not making enough glutathione to spit on in your in your blood. So, uh, your your CMA is a mess and no wonder you're you're …
Searchable captionsRead matching passage… you're in deep trouble. Yeah. Right along the the electron transport chain in the mitochondria. Glutathione is one of the critical antioxidants for helping protect against the oxidative stress and damage that comes just from cellular respi…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…s that are already there. CoQ10 is used during the electron transport chain as one of the key antioxidants to protect against reactive oxygen species. Oxidative stress and damage that's created during the metabolism of glucose into pyuvate …
Searchable captionsRead matching passage… they don't have that deficiency. They have a like a B12 or folate or a CoQ10 or something like that. a deficiency that's um really messing with the mood. Lithium deficiency, lithium oritate, not lithium carbonate the drug, but in lithium d…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…athways that require nutrients like: Vitamin B6 Vitamin B12 Folate Serine Glutathione When those pathways work properly, homocysteine stays in balance. But when the system becomes disrupted—because of nutritional deficiencies, genetics, or …
…t substances. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser connects PEMT, folate-related methylation, the liver, and choline availability. He discusses product forms such as Optimal PC and phosphatidylcholine alongside the separate questions of antioxida…
…ws the receptor through IRS proteins, PI3K/AKT, and glucose transport. He discusses magnesium, zinc, chromium, amino acids, and oxidative stress alongside inflammatory signals such as TNF-alpha, IL-1 beta, IL-6, and the gut LPS–TLR4 pathway…
…ion Coenzyme Q10 participates in the mitochondrial electron transport chain, which helps cells make ATP. The heart and nervous system depend on this energy supply. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser connects CoQ10 with autonomic balance and hea…
…g your body cannot convert synthetic folic acid into active folate. Instead, cheap folic acid sits on your cell receptors, blocking real nutrients from entering. This bottleneck directly triggers MTHFR gene mutation high homocysteine sympto…
A compound involved in transporting fatty acids into mitochondria. Also called: Carnitine What it does A compound involved in transporting fatty acids into mitochondria. How supplementation is approached Connect carnitine with fatty-acid tr…
…n to add iron Dr. Purser’s course connects iron with oxygen transport and energy while identifying it as a safety-sensitive mineral. This makes it different from a generic fatigue supplement: the relevant question is whether the person has …
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