… with everyone. This is Dr. Dan Perer. Contrary to what the label says, though Jackson's fing fixing it. Um and um you can find me at danpermd.com or on some of my social media sites. Um oh, real quick, can you center yourself just a little…
…e to start. It's a place to help you get going. It's a good reference point. And generally speaking, if you have reasonable portions and they're on the, you know, okay to consume side, um, we came up with a new name for that side. I don't r…
…Not very many here and there. Most I did that interested or vitamin panel which is awesome. We still do it. Um and the vitamin vitamin deficiencies are mostly caused by your genetics. So you know uh but um I now see 15 patients today for fo…
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…ttle six-year-old kids. Um and so you counsel them on their vitamins. Yep. On their vitamins. Nutrition. So we'll see how it goes. This is Jackson talking. Yeah. Yeah. He's a licensed nutrition counselor. So accredited or whatever. What do …
…t I really go to the fundamentals. We look at intracellular vitamin and minerals and and um and any uh antioxidants and um and we also uh look at any um any severe deficiencies a little differently. We get really aggressive. I diagnosed 14 …
…t I really go to the fundamentals. We look at intracellular vitamin and minerals and and um and any uh antioxidants and um and we also uh look at any um any severe deficiencies a little differently. We get really aggressive. I diagnosed 14 …
…ow on Kindle. It's cheap. Uh it's good. It's thorough. It's referenced. It's still undebatable. Never have anyone challenged me on it. Been sued for it. So, who's right? Who's wrong? I'm right. So, um, so have good luck taking a shot at me …
…talk about testosterone. Jackson is going to read our long elaborate very cool I don't know if it's cool title and um and then I'll take it from there. All right. Title for today. this fun little Facebook live we're doing testosterone for w…
…k about tonight, Chantel? I'm gonna let you choose. I think vitamins. Everybody wants to know about vitamins. They do? Yeah. I think that'd be that's okay. Good. We'll we'll do that. Kind of boring, but okay. We can make it exciting. Um lik…
…your MTHFR gene helps your body process folate, [music] a B vitamin that's super important for things like making DNA, energy, and keeping your heart healthy. You've got two copies of this gene, one from your mom and one from your dad. The …
…at that's what you pay me to do. So, I'll look at intraator vitamins first. Usually, it's really helpful. You ought to see the things I see. It's crazy. But we said, wouldn't you agree, Jackson? I see severe lipoic acid deficiencies. Severe…
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