THE PURSER WELLNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA

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Did you know high homocysteine levels could be silently impacting your health—and most doctors aren’t talking about…

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…omocysteine? This overlooked issue can and most likely will lead to serious, life-altering problems, but the good news is it’s treatable! Don’t let misinformation hold you back from feeling your best. Visit PurserWellness.com to learn how y…

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Let’s Talk About MTHFR — The Gene That Impacts Your Energy

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…ility to make ATP, your body’s main energy source. This can lead to low energy, poor detox, and mood challenges. The good news: supporting your body with the right nutrients—like 5-MTHF, folinic acid, active B12, and glutathione—can help re…

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Dr. Purser and Justace discuss how genetics often reveal two major patterns in patients: either serious gut and…

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…T mutations. Sometimes patients suffer from both, which can lead to severe long-term complications like cancer, heart attacks, or strokes. While genetics isn’t the full answer, it provides critical insight into why these problems develop an…

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What does glutathione really do? 🧬 It’s your body’s master antioxidant, protecting your cells from damage at the…

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…s every phase of detox, even preventing DNA damage that can lead to disease. That’s why we built VARS Glutathione—to deliver what your cells need, in the right form.

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Ever heard of glutathione? It’s called the “master antioxidant” for a reason—it supports detox, reduces…

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…e your body isn’t recycling glutathione properly, which can lead to chronic inflammation and fatigue. That’s why we recommend VARS Glutathione—a validated, absorbable, reduced, and stable formula designed to raise both blood and intracellul…

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💡 Revolutionizing Brain Health: The Power of Inflammation Control 💡

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…tween inflammation and mitochondrial dysfunction, which can lead to neurodegenerative diseases. 🧠 Nutraceutical Protocols Making Waves In just 90 days, our protocol has helped put multiple sclerosis into remission for some patients. The s…

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High homocysteine levels are a common issue, often linked to genetics. There are seven gene variants (like MTHFR,…

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… IL-8 levels. High IL-8 often means inflammation, which can lead to serious health problems, including renal failure. Our patented glutathione is a game-changer for reducing IL-8 and calming inflammation. If you're struggling with chronic …

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Homocysteine is often seen as a villain, but it’s actually a critical player in your body’s biochemistry,…

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…e’s the catch—when homocysteine levels get too high, it can lead to serious health issues. Elevated homocysteine is linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, and even neurodegenerative conditions. This is because high l…

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Reminder to check out this post about the connections of MTHFR and Fibromyalgia. I like referring to fibromyalgia as…

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…etallothioneins and a dysfunction in ceruloplasmin that all lead to a build of copper around your body. This leaves your cells starving for copper and glutathione, and you are NOT a happy camper. Are you starting to see how these things…

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