… about all the fun things happening around physician design products and all everything wellness. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. How we're helping. So, one question that I'm getting a lot is what is vars? Where did it come from? Yeah. So VARS that V A R…
…at was a perfect example. um and how we just with every new product, yes, it's another piece to the puzzle. And so it's just about managing our symptoms, knowing what our bodies need, right? What we're lacking and um you know, genetically i…
…athione, that's a 90% reduction in your in your glutathione production. It's shut off right at that homoyine mark because homoyine gets converted to glutathione. If it doesn't, homoyine goes up. um unless you're malnourished. And um so that…
…'re not that practice that never responds to your emails or questions. Um, I was the Utah County Medical Association rep 15 years only that only ended a few years ago. And the number one complaint I had to go out and deal with all the time …
…y in the end affects us indirectly by causing elevation and production of two cytoines from monocytes. One is called interlucanate the other is called MCP-1 monocy chemoproctor one iol8ate MCP-1. But that's not the problem. It's the disrupt…
…e're going to find out. This is where you get all the weird questions that people always have or how your brain gets twisted around progesterone. This is a I'm sick of my neck out there. I've written a bestselling book about it. You need if…
…opriate treatment or therapy to bring your own testosterone production up. Um, and um, it just could be a lot of other things. You could have a pituitary tumor. Who knows? Usually, it's just low vitamins. By far and away, it's usually just …
…e genetic panel that we use DRP genetics as well as all the products that physician designed. I've been here all along editing Dr. Perser's videos and his books and building the courses, building everything that we've been doing over these …
…atory genetics, specifically all the genes around the overp production of homocyine. This causes hyper homocyinura. That's a word you may not be familiar with right now, but you will be in the future. Especially Dr. Perser's upcoming books …
…ellness and Physiciandesign.com. Um, yeah, Physician Design products. Those are that's our supplement line. So, yeah, just wanted to jump on and chitchat a little bit with everyone on here. U, we'll give it a minute. See if anyone comes jum…
…really your main options. So our MTHFR daily is a fantastic product that covers most if not all of those deficiencies that potentially cause a high homoyine level. Remember, your gene snips cause intracellular micronutrient deficiencies. Th…
…ement like MTHFR daily or other methylation support [music] product. Then there's homozygous, which is plus+ or minus minus. This means both your MTHFR genes are the same, [music] either both normal or both with the same change, like two co…
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