Think all vitamin C is the same? Not even close. 🧪
Most ascorbic acid oxidizes quickly, making it ineffective—or worse, inflammatory.
That’s why we made VARS Vitamin C: reduced, stable, and liposomal, so your body actually absorbs and uses
You don’t have to suffer if you have scurvy! Most doctors will completely overlook a vitamin C deficiency, especially an Intracellular one. But not me. Let get you feeling GREAT!
Why do CMA tests matter so much? Because they check what’s going on inside your cells, not just your blood. 🧬 At Purser Wellness, we use CMA + genetic data (like MTHFR, PEMT, etc.) to spot the root of fatigue, inflammation, and more—then bu
Yes, you can work directly with me, Dr. Dan Purser, via telemed—no matter where you live. 🌎 I focus on vitamin deficiencies and root causes, not band-aid fixes, and has helped countless patients feel better without needing prescriptions. Re
Low testosterone isn’t caused by aging—it’s usually vitamin deficiencies, not “manopause.” 💥 Most guys just need proper testing and support, not stimulants or meds.
Losing hair after pregnancy? 😟 Doctors may call it telogen effluvium, but it’s usually just vitamin deficiencies from the intense nutrient demands of pregnancy and birth. A CMA with Redox panel can help identify what you’re missing and get
Feeling constantly exhausted with no clear cause? 😩 Fatigue is the symptom that points to intracellular vitamin deficiencies—and most doctors miss it. When thyroid, anemia, and other labs don’t explain your exhaustion, it’s time for a CMA
Wondering why intracellular testing is better than regular blood (serum) tests for vitamins and nutrients? 🧬 Intracellular tests catch deficiencies weeks, months, or even years earlier—and they’re way more affordable than running dozens of
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