Cope with Homocysteine Like a Pro!

Homocyine is interesting. It causes a lot of problems or indicates a lot of problems. Really, if your homoyine is high and I've said this before, it really indicates a big um uh interruption in your transforation pathway, meaning it's never worked. You

can't detox. You can't convert homoyine to glutathione. That does a lot of really weird things to your bodies. This is what I'm finding. PCOS and homoyine. All the PCOS PA patients I've treated lately strictly anecdotal probably 12 in

the last since I kind of started considering this seem to have a bad homoyine problem. So that's why they always have so much inflammation hurt all over um and become infertile and stuff like that. typical um homoyine

hyperomocymia as it's called HSC Y HHCY sorry um and um and um it makes it really uncomfortable for them. Also, all the fibromyalgia patients I've treated

recently in office and stuff or over Zoom. Um, it's really a a nutritional problem more than anything seem to have a homoyine problem too, which is weird. Um, but it isn't because they can't detox. They can't get rid of heavy

metals like copper very easily, excess copper. So I can understand why they have their fibromyalgia because um if your IL8 and MCB1 are really high, it causes a lot of muscle inflammation and pain and you can't detox properly. So um

maybe get the genetics report um u or maybe get our genetic test. I designed it to look at all 17 of the snips that could cause um hyperomocymia. I don't think there's another test out there that'll do it. If you have even

one of those snips be homozygous. That's a that's a um disruption of your of your transforation pathway and you can't get rid of toxins. You can't convert homoyine to glutathione which helps you get rid of toxins and it causes a lot of

muscle inflammation and pain. Just a thought. um us you out there that um that check that you can check a homoyine level but it's better to check the genetic level because if you're malnourished you'll have a low homocyine level even if you have the genetics for

it if you're not malnourished um then your homoyine level will be normal or and normal for you might be quite high and very painful but um it also um they quit doing that starving people to death in 2002 the Lord their home assisting

thank odd because it was bad. People were dying much more quickly from that being malnourished than they were from the homocyine problem. But you don't want to have to deal with either. Also, um if you have a high homoyine or genetically should have a high homoysteine level and it's not high,

then uh check a uh a CMA with a redux that we use. Really handy test for that. We'll figure it out. Just some thoughts. Uh watch for my book. It's going to be called something something homosine something something Dan Pererd

so we don't know I have an agent in New York so we'll see how that goes. It's Dr. Dan Perer. Thanks. Did you want to keep talking for a minute? If anyone has any questions they can definitely ask. Oh really? Yeah but I I had So we're doing a video. We're doing it live. Not Yeah. I really Okay. I got like one minute.

Yeah. Okay. Real quick with with this homocyine treatment we definitely get everyone on glutathione just to help. Well, lowers the ILA. It's not a homoyine treatment. Your homocyine is going to be fixed in place no matter what you do unless you're malnourished. And then just like I said in 2002, they

quit trying that trick because people are dying more quickly from the malnourishment. Being malnourished, even one or two vitamins, severe deficiency is a real problem for your health and immune system, everything else. So, yeah. Um, but the glutathione

lowers the IL8 and the MCP-1. There's lots of papers that support that. Tons of research on it. Just no one know knew that we had the world's only oral patented glutathione and ours works quite well. We have several hundred labs now that show that it lowers i8 to zero

or close to it. Yeah. Lowers it to normal and people have a high one. So we have before and after. So we're going to be putting that. That's the last page we got to work on taxing. Yeah. Um but we will be putting that in there. Uh so yeah, can't detox without glue.

Oh, you hit a lot of glutathione and detox. Yeah. So, what's interesting, you were talking about PCOS, the connections to homoyine issues, transforation issues, as well as MTHFR and methylation issues. It's all interconnected. Homocyine

SIS that cause hyperomocyura are strictly methylation sips. All of them. Yep. Yeah. They're all under the MTH4 banner. And if you're homozygous C677 or homoygus 129 C, you're guaranteed to have a high homoysteine level unless

you're malnourished. Yeah. And that's just falsely suppressed. Yep. So that's why exactly what we do in our clinic is the perfect treatment for it. Look at those methylation issues. Um balance out the deficiencies of glutathione. And

I literally could do this all day long. Yeah. I um pretty much. Yeah. I foresee in the near future there'll be clinics that strictly deal with homo assisting problems. Wow. So, um and because there's a way to deal with it, but it's it's a little bit of a tightroppe ballerina dance trying to

work your way through all the issues. Yeah. Yeah. So, but homoyine is number one cause of kidney failure and they cause those invisible heart attacks and strokes that just knock people over. Yeah. And they're dead before they hit the ground. Crazy. Crazy. Crazy. Okay. Any questions? Uh no, there's no questions in there.

But they hate me. No, no, no. There's people watching. Hey you guys. Um, you should ask me how can you get the number one Well, I'm pretty much number one in the universe for number one in the USA. The number one the number one MD for by popular vote really Google reviewed all all

social media reviews, five-star reviewed MD in the USA on,200 plus five star reviews. Um, and uh I didn't even know I had that many. I don't even know what a review is really of 66. Why would I Why

would I know what a review is? I've never left one. Maybe a couple on Amazon or something I like, but I don't even know. That was easy. They make it easy. So, um anyway, yeah, just a thought. Should ask questions. Okay, we'll roll. I had to go see a patient.

Yep. Back to patient. See you guys. See you.