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Everyone is so close with these IMMUNE BOOSTING POSTS, so let me give it a shot. I think because of my background —…

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…ght be able to create a usefullist. Right? Here I go: 1. Vitamin D3 (ideally in a liquigel) 5,000 units per day for 30 days then 2,000 units daily thereafter (watch out for toxicity — very rare but it happens). 2. Zinc picolinate or gly…

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Bad PCOS? There are several good natural answers that can help and for long term results. Check for your methylation…

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…or and deal with your chronic fatigue causing intracellular vitamin deficiencies (via a Spectracell Micronutrient Panel from https://danpursermd.com/genetics-tests/micronutrient-panel?rq=spectracell%20micronutrient).

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I want to help give back more at this time, so now through the month of May, my Sprectacell Micronutrient Testing…

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… is to get a handle on your genetics and your Intracellular vitamin and mineral levels. Crack down on why you always feel fatigued, and why you just can’t seem to get a handle on your anxiety. The key is understanding your genes and then su…

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To help stay healthy it is important to maintain proper methylation. I’ve had so many people ask me what the…

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…R SUPPORT OR MTHFR SUPPORT PLUS? WHAT IS METHYLATION? The Folate Methylation Cycle is critical for the production of ATP (the currency cells utilize as energy). Certain genetic mutations passed down through generations cause deficiencies …

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