THE PURSER WELLNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA
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What’s searchable?What’s transsulfuration? It’s your body’s way of turning inflammatory homocysteine into glutathione, your master antioxidant. 🧬 If your glutathione is low, this pathway (often tied to CBS SNPs) might not be working—and it depends heavily on
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🔥 Chronic pancreatitis but don’t drink? You might have a PEMT gene issue stopping you from making enough phosphatidylcholine—critical for protecting your pancreas and liver. Supplement with phosphatidylcholine (1–2 daily) and add VARS Gluta
Can glutathione help with autism? In some cases—yes. 🧠 Especially when metal toxicity (like aluminum) is involved and the body can’t make enough glutathione on its own. Topical or oral forms may support detox and improve function in about 3
Want to protect your brain from cognitive decline? 🧠 Our Brite Brain formula combines CoQ10, PQQ, and phosphatidylserine to fight amyloid plaque, boost mitochondria, and rebuild brain cell membranes. Add glutathione and SOD for full-spectru
🚨 Tired? Foggy? Achy? 🚨 You might be missing something big—and your standard blood test won't catch it. 👀 We’re talking about the CMA (Cellular Micronutrient Assay)—a super-accurate test that looks inside your cells to find deficiencies in
Wondering if the CMA with Redox tells you what to take and how much? ✅ It does exactly that—showing what’s deficient, what’s normal, and what needs fixing. Most people feel amazing by day 100, but if not, retest and go deeper.
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