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Is It Really a Vitamin Deficiency... or a Genetic Roadblock?

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…otidal colon which is a critical phospholipid used in every cellular membrane throughout your body especially in your gut um especi in your stomach where those cells have to be regenerated constantly. If you have a PEMT deficiency, you will…

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🧪 Blood serum tests don’t tell the whole story. You have to test inside cells

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Why is intracellular testing better in these cases? You're talking about versus serum, I'm presuming. Sorry, I should say. Yeah. Why is intracellular testing better than uh better than cellular? Well, intracellular is better at looking at v…

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🧠 Don’t sleep on this mitochondrial miracle—PQQ is the real deal.

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…es or eventually is used so many times and produces so much energy that it no longer can function. So you need new mitochondria to constantly be generating so that your cells can continue to generate energy and survive and live and so your …

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Glutathione - the MASTER antioxidant, and a substance your body CRAVES.

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…gainst the oxidative stress and damage that comes just from cellular respiration. That's right. Yeah. It's so using fancy words again. I can't follow the the number one symptom you're going to get with low glutathon is brain fog. Yeah. Weir…

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