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Why we need the VARS Triad: SOD and catalase on the front line #substack #shorts

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… cells, especially in the mitochondria of your cells. Every time we make ATP, when a carbohydrate goes through the process to make energy, ATP currency of our cells, we produce oxidants as a byproduct of that. We make ATP, we make water and…

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Why We Use the VARS Triad: Glutathione, SOD & Catalase Working Together

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MTHFR and the Never-Ending Sugar Crash Cycle: Why You’re Tired, Craving Sugar, and Chasing Energy A

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…e also use stored fats and even proteins [music] at certain times and even lactic acid at other times, ketones. We use all these different sources of energy to create ATP in our cells. But glucose is the quickest. It's the fastest acting on…

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MTHFR & The Never-Ending Sugar Crash Cycle: Why You’re Always Tired & Craving Sweets

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…e. We also use stored fats um and even proteins. at certain times and even lactic acid at other times, ketones. We use all these different sources of energy to create ATP in our cells, but glucose is the quickest is the fastest acting one. …

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From ER Hell to Recovery: A Sarcoidosis Patient’s Remarkable Turnaround with Dr. Dan Purser

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…really interesting to to evolve and I keep evolving all the time. Um, I see probably 14 or 15 patients a day for genetics. You'd think I'd see. And if we take all comers, I mean, we try and help everyone. I do root cause medicine. Uh, and I…

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