THE PURSER WELLNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA
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What’s searchable?…constantly having to create new lining. And if if we have a genetic error called PEMT, we're never going to be making sufficient amounts of phosphotidylcholine. So that's part of our our stomach and our gut protection protocol is to put peo…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…Per talks about this. He's talking about people that have a genetic propensity for a high homocyine. And the number one thing that he always talks about that we really need to always make sure to to hit on is what does a high homocyine leve…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage… 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 tha…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…u suggest supplements all the time because I understand the genetics better than anyone. I think I don't know how Luca helps you when you're autistic. Not because I'm stupid. I not because I'm ignorant. I just can't see that it does much of…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…m the only one our research has found all this out with the genetic work and everything else that there's 17 snips that if any one of them is homozygous, you're going to have a high homocyine level. The people that have five or six or seven…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…ing you can do about it. Highine levels mostly occur due to genetic issues, not vitamin problems. Doctors didn't think it's a vitamin problem. You can treat B12 or B6 or so like that. There might be some patients that that works for, but th…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…f phosphotidylcholine in our bodies. If we have a snip or a genetic error on our PEMT gene, then we will make much less of phosphotidylcholine in our body. We'll be much less efficient at creating and synthesizing phosphotidylcholine. Dr. B…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage… So I mean we believe that most of us have it rooted in our genetics and so far we can't change our genetics. I don't know if that will change in the future but well I don't know. I I feel like my body is continuously progressively healing …
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…bout two different ways you can figure this out. One way is genetic testing. Uh, and you can really get genetic testing through anyone. 23me is not quite around as much anymore, but if you have your old results, it could show you on that if…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…00 plus five star reviews. I want to talk to you about your genetics today. Uh mainly about your ancestry because I don't care about your ancestry. I don't care what race you are. I don't care what creed you are, color, whatever. I don't ca…
Searchable captionsRead matching passageIt's funny because what we see genetically, I never saw this coming, but I usually see two major problems with they they have both of them or they have one or the other. Uh these major problems either [music] have gut problems and liver and…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…be used. It's not absorbable. And so you can work with this genetic snip with a couple specific minerals and vitamins to help th that cerillopplasmine and the other copper binding proteins to function correctly. That's exactly why we made o…
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