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FacebookMay 16, 2023

For quite some time now, I have been vexed by the constant stream of research papers that claim antioxidants have…

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… have often found their attempts unfruitful. For instance, glutathione, despite its potential, has not been sufficiently validated. Validation of a product is a significant matter. Numerous types of glutathione have been tested, all of whi…

FacebookJan 22, 2022

INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE is often the first step along the spectrum towards the final diagnosis of Crohn's disease…

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…ic snps (or errors) and all also seemed to have significant Glutathione production or recycling errors (glutathione must be constantly recycled from oxidized to reduced hundreds of times a minute). Also many of them had horrible rectal or a…

FacebookOct 12, 2021

In case you missed it, I wanted to give a quick recap of the supplements I recommended in my Facebook Live this last…

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…m/products/resveratrol-synergy-60-vegicaps Next up - VARS Glutathione - Hopefully you know by now some of the amazing anti-aging benefits of a truly reduced and functional glutathione. Overall THE BEST product to reduce brain fog, boost e…

FacebookOct 10, 2021

CAN FISH OIL HELP YOUR MEMORY OR PREVENT LOSS? (HINT: the answer is NO, but KRILL OIL CAN...)

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… roe, krill oil) passes BBB and works to prevent AD. •Again reduced glutathione would help this DHA work better. •Eat SALMON FISH ROE daily (75% Phospholipid DHA) •KRILL OIL is the best easy option -- contains ~35% of DHA in phospholipids. …

FacebookSep 2, 2020

Hmmm. If you’re diabetic you know that’s a big additional risk factor for death in this uhhhh current environment.…

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…ssive oxidative stress which in turns depletes your body of reduced glutathione, the lack of which causes a big increase in your D-DIMER level. High D-dimer levels lead to acute strokes, lung clots (pulmonary emboli), and heart attacks — ba…

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