…s 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 …
…re going to have a high fixed homoysteine level that can be low if you're malnourished too. See there's a flip side. Ah it's crazy. So um so you got to make sure there's no vitamin deficiencies. Then check the homoyine level because people …
…elp regulate and balance those homoyine levels. If we can't lower your homoyine levels other than doing drastic low methionine diets which cause all kinds of other issues but we can stabilize the homocyine that's already there. Mainly we're…
…though. She's fine now. So, that's good. But, yeah, cuz the low or super low B6 level. And the only way I know that's pyodoxy, by the way. The only way I know you'd be able to get that is through that intracellular testing. You can get seru…
…e level, there's a really good likelihood you have a really low B6 level. Now, you can't go slamming and taking a ton of B6. You can get toxic on it. So, you got to be careful. You got to know you have that intracellular deficiency. And the…
…mportant. But if you're have oxidized glutathione or you're low in glutathione on the first part of that to say the micronutrient assay, if you're low in glutathione, you got bigger problems. You're not just low in glutathione. Chances are …
…est 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…
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