…by your genes. What deficiencies do you have inside of your cells? And so let's talk about a couple different ones that may be causing you certain deficiencies. MTHFR is one of the number one gene snips that we see that cause major B vitami…
…ure and um I just was kind of guessing when I looked at her lab results. I'm like it's could be the nasin. We'll see lack of it. It was really she said it's severe. Well, we call them super severe where she has almost no in her system. Almo…
…ecule in our body, but it's something that we make in every cell and throughout our body. Homocyine is one of our natural mechanisms to help promote healing in certain instances. But if you get too much homoyine, if it builds up in your bod…
You make plenty of insulin, it just doesn't get in the cell because the receptors are not working. Bingo. I talked to 5,000 doctors a couple years ago. They couldn't give me that answer. What can the insulin get to the cells? That's not not…
… theoretically, it should soften the arteries and lower the blood pressure. It um dramatically even improve renal function. Yeah. And get people off dialysis some if they haven't been on very long, stuff like that. And I may or may not have…
…ook around your family. Also causes strokes, heart attacks, blood clots. You'll have a high HSCP or high D-dimer or something like that that gives it away. That's what elevates your D- dimer and HSCP and even Wesr is a high homocyine level …
…hat handles copper meaning it moves copper into and out the cells. When you see an intracellular copper problem where they have a intracellular copper deficiency, you got to figure out how to get that into the cell. We actually have a paten…
… so oxidative stress, oxidative damage are what injure your cells and injure the proteins that are created in your cells. Think about it. If you had a uh basically a bunch of little BB's bouncing around inside the nucleus of your cell, dama…
…ain with the materials it needs to constantly replenish the cellular membranes of every cell in your brain. That's phosphotidyl serin the one of the major fatty chain amino acids that are used in the bilayer membranes of our cellular membra…
…y. there is such a thing. So, but I don't know if I want to count it as my 6K. So, usually the ones I I deal with are in agony. So, they think they're dying and they probably are. So, anyway, scurvy exists. Eat an orange, eat a potato, eat …
…ysfunctional. So you can't move copper into and out of your cells. Also the CMA or the spectra cell kept coming up with copper defi deficiencies on an intracellular basis. Why was that? And they'd have super high serum levels of copper. Why…
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