FIRST LOOK! We are getting ever closer to our topical pain gel release. What’s it going to be called?
SERUM X!
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I NEED SOME HELP. If you are interested in trying our topical glutathione product Shingular, please feel free to order on Amazon and leave us a review! Let us know when you leave a review and we may have something special for you!
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I NEED SOME HELP. If you are interested in trying our topical glutathione product Shingular, please feel free to order on Amazon and leave us a review! Let us know when you leave a review and we may have something special for you!
Use cod
If you are looking for an excellent topical glutathione, your search is over. Shingular is our patented glutathione in an all new delivery system meant for easy use applied directly to your skin.
Just as absorbable, reduced, and stable as
Soon we will come out with our world shattering topical pain reliever -- all natural -- this stuff will be off the charts. I strongly believe it will be by far the best anti-inflammatory and pain reliever ever in the history of the world.
Hmmm now if someone could just figure out how to make a VALIDATED ABSORBABLE (can be topical only) REDUCED and STABLE SOD1 (CU-ZN SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE)...
NEW PRODUCT! A cosmetic/topical VARS Glutathione! This was created for those who have sensitivities to essential oils and for those who couldn’t tolerate the taste. It is a REALLY great product and works so well for those who have interstit
🎉 June Anniversary Special at Purser Wellness! Join Dr. Dan Purser MD’s team — Chantel (Chicky), Denise Purser, and Lois Schweigert from End Fibro with Natural Options — for an honest, heartfelt conversation about living well with fibromyalgia.
We share real-life stories of flares, recovery, and ongoing improvement using Dr. Purser’s protocol. From severe teenage fibromyalgia to thriving as grandmothers, we discuss how the VARS Trio (Glutathione, SOD, and the game-changing Catalase) helps manage inflammation, cytokines, and hydrogen peroxide — plus practical tips on low-copper diet, serving sizes, gym recovery, weight loss, and consistency over perfection.
Topics covered:
• How to handle fibro flares quickly (catalase + SOD stories)
• The importance of intracellular testing (CMA) & genetics
• Low-copper eating guidelines & why serving size matters
• Building strength and muscle after years of pain
• Why we keep improving year after year
🔥 June Special: $100 off Genetic Testing + CMA (deepest discount of the year). One lucky order will be fully reimbursed!
👉 Order tests & supplements: https://danpursermd.com (or link in comments)
If you or someone you love deals with fibromyalgia, chronic pain, fatigue, or inflammation, this episode is full of hope and actionable advice.
💬 Drop your biggest takeaway or question below — we read every comment!
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro & June Anniversary Sale
02:30 - Real flare story & catalase rescue
06:00 - Long-term improvement on the protocol
12:00 - Starting slow with supplements (topical tips)
23:00 - Low-copper diet & food list tips
36:00 - Gym recovery & building muscle
50:00 - Weight loss benefits & consistency
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This week Dan Purser MD and Jackson Larkin discuss the benefits and “pitfalls” of bio identical progesterone hormone replacement therapies. Progesterone, The Ultimate Women’s Feel Good Hormone, can be obtained in various forms. You want to make sure it is naturally derived from Wild Yam extract and that the compounded prescription version comes from Progesterone USP. This is the same version we use in our Femme Topical Progesterone serum, 20mg a dose versus 200mg prescriptions strength.
Look for our new service of Telemed Consults and Compounded HRT’s in every state in the US! Coming Soon!
Also check our Dr. Purser’s revamped Progesterone Book available now on Amazon.
And if you happen to be in or post menopausal, check our Dr. Purser’s Hormone Health Course at danpursermd.com on the AMAZING Benefits of Progesterone for Women in Menopause.
While CT scans are sometimes necessary, the radiation exposure they create can cause oxidative damage in the body. That’s why antioxidants like glutathione are so important—when taken in a validated, reduced form, they help detox and protect against the harmful effects of scans, heavy metals, and chemicals like gadolinium. Dr. Purser’s VARS Glutathione and Nayan Patel’s topical Glutaryl formulas are the only patented, validated glutathiones proven to actually work at this level, helping patients recover quickly from oxidative stress.
In this episode, Dr. Purser covers a few studies showing the potential benefits of reduced glutathione (GSH) for certain herpes viruses. Such viruses are the causes of skin conditions such as cold sores, shingles, herpes *below the belt*, and various other skin irritations. Take a listen and learn all about the hidden mysteries of glutathione, what it can do for your skin, and where you might be able to find a topical spray on glutathione that truly works! Contact us at (801) 796-7667 or info@danpursermd.com for help. Subscribe to stay up-to-date with new content!
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