What if the most important antioxidant for your health isn't the one everyone talks about?
Glutathione is often called the body's "master antioxidant" because it helps protect cells from oxidative stress, supports your natural detoxificati
From Fibromyalgia to Peak Performance 💪
Jackson just wrapped up a great consultation with Lois Schweigert, one of our longtime patients at Purser Wellness.
After years of battling fibromyalgia, pain, and energy ups & downs, Lois is now lif
veryone is talking about collagen, protein, and vitamins.
Almost no one is talking about one of your body's most important antioxidant defenses.
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One of the most powerful antioxidants your body depends on is also one of the least talked about.
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🙌 We're Back on the Main Dan Purser MD Facebook Page!
Hey everyone!
We wanted to give you a quick update. You may have seen our post letting you know we are back after losing access to our main Dan Purser MD Facebook page for the past wee
Hey everyone, Dr. Dan Purser here from Purser Wellness. 👋
We were recently deplatformed on our old page after sharing new homocysteine research findings related to ASD, ADHD, cytokines, and conditions like polymyalgia rheumatica. We lost ac
Dr. Dan Purser here with an important update from Purser Wellness.
Earlier this week we were deplatformed on a major platform right after discussing groundbreaking findings from our homocysteine research — particularly its connections to ASD, ADHD, cytokine issues, and inflammatory conditions like polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR).
Despite losing access to our old page (and nearly 200,000 followers), we’re back stronger with a brand new official page!
✅ Follow our new official Facebook page here:
https://www.facebook.com/purserwellness
We’re keeping things focused and continuing our important work on root-cause wellness, intracellular nutrient deficiencies, genetics, glutathione/SOD balance, and more.
### Where to Stay Connected:
- Substack (Daily research articles & in-depth content):
https://substack.com/PurserWellness
or https://danpursermd.substack.com
- YouTube – Live streams and full recordings will continue here (plus TikTok, Instagram, and podcast platforms)
Dr. Purser’s message is clear: We will not stop the research. “I’ll quit when I die… and maybe not even then.”
If you’ve been following our work on homocysteine, MTHFR, cytokine problems, hormone optimization, and functional medicine protocols, please:
- Like and follow the new Facebook page
- Subscribe to Substack
- Share this video with friends and patients who need this information
Thank you for your incredible support during this transition. Your follows and shares help us keep delivering the cutting-edge research no one else is doing.
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