…e to start. It's a place to help you get going. It's a good reference point. And generally speaking, if you have reasonable portions and they're on the, you know, okay to consume side, um, we came up with a new name for that side. I don't r…
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…'s such a a important problem to discuss in this current environment. I still got to be really careful about how I say these words, how I frame this and what I say. There's certain words I cannot use or will be shut down. Um, so this is abo…
…ut intracellular micronutrients. Yeah. Different than blood serum levels. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, it's completely different technology. It's FDA and health and human service pro it's a health and human services approved technology. We used it …
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…appens at the cellular level. From a simple blood draw, the lab isolates your white blood cells (specifically lymphocytes). These cells are then individually “fed” a comprehensive panel of nutrients and antioxidants. By measuring how effici…
…roach focuses on root cause physiology rather than isolated lab numbers . Why This Matters Chronic inflammation is now recognized as a driver of many major diseases, including: cardiovascular disease stroke chronic kidney disease neurodegen…
…metals fast enough – i.e. you could find yourself with high iron, or high copper, or high lead, or high mercury….etc. High copper can also cause low ferritin, even though your iron levels look great.
2. The defective enzyme doesn’t break d…
…metals fast enough – i.e. you could find yourself with high iron, or high copper, or high lead, or high mercury….etc. High copper can also cause low ferritin, even though your iron levels look great.
2. The defective enzyme doesn’t break d…
… other real proof to date I’ve ever seen is the hundreds of labs I’ve done on women who use clary sage products and have normal or therapeutic estradiol levels – and these are women who have no ovaries or are well past menopause.
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