Dalton (Analyze & Optimize)

man improves "everything" - body temperature, brain fog, irritability, exercise tolerance, skin health, digestion, nasal drip - with antimicrobials, triphala, NDT, TUDCA, magnesium & zinc, + some small diet tweaks just one of hundreds who have improved working with us. book a call below!

Huge improvements in sleep, stress, brain fog, and digestion in 3 months. Simple diet tweaks - higher carb lower fat, more fruit were key here. Multiple magnesium forms as well. You underestimate how much progress you can make in a few months with the right approach.

@timrouth not a reason to abandon nutrients!

@Outdoctrination 5mg of Tirzepatide is easier.

NUTRIENTS for fatty liver: ☆ Vitamin E ☆ Vitamin B1 ☆ Vitamin K2 ☆ Zinc ☆ Glycine ☆ Taurine ☆ Methionine ☆ Choline ☆ Selenium

@dogwatcher13 yes! book a call using this link prism.miami/start

@Outdoctrination do you do consultations?

The power of GLYCINE is seemingly never-ending. For something so cheap it has the power to literally extend lifespan, stop inflammation, heal your gut and send you into deep, restful sleep. Let's get into the science, the incredible benefits & how to use it yourself (THREAD):

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@Outdoctrination So, what to do?

The most common symptoms that are actually from poor gut health (experience working with 600+ clients): ◈ Coated tongue ◈ Foamy urine ◈ Brain fog ◈ Mucus production (throat or nasal congestion) ◈ Dandruff ◈ Allergies ◈ Other skin issues ◈ Weight gain or loss ◈ Cold extremities ◈ Afternoon crash in energy after lunch ◈ Sleep disturbances

@msdevelx we literally are

@Outdoctrination No true. And we are not animals.

Zinc stimulates neurogenesis, BDNF in clinical trial. 30 mg of zinc gluconate daily robustly increased BDNF, known as "Miracle-Gro for the brain." Zinc activates enzymes involved in the production of this protein, which is low in: ⁂ Depression ⁂ Alzheimer's ⁂ Obesity & more.

@nimabuyin i dont think that's how it works... you're simply quenching the protons that r causing the damage. the rate of change in pH has no mechanistic connection to the enamel

@Outdoctrination Not immediately. If you change the rate of change of pH too quickly (derivatives, calculus), you cause damage too. similar to how temperature changes to glass over short time span will cause cracking. i.e., you do not want sudden acceleration of pH on your teeth.

Dental health hack: if you're going to consume something acidic like ➥ Pickles ➥ Fermented foods ➥ Vinegar ➥ Soda ➥ Juice you can mitigate much of the negative effects on the enamel simply by rinsing with baking soda after. The baking soda can neutralize the acidity left on the teeth, which is a primary cause of decay. I've noticed it provides an immediate better feeling on the teeth, sometimes you can get a softening feeling on the teeth with these foods.

gut issues totally fixed with a combination of DAO, vitamins D + K2 and glutamine

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@Outdoctrination and high dosis of vit-c promotes kidney stones :)

Vitamin C megadosing completely prevents wrinkles in experiment. ~500-3,000 mg daily (human equivalent) made aged skin identical to youth in animals. Vitamin C: • Improves collagen formation • Anti-inflammatory / antioxidant • Recovers cell proliferation • Improves skin barrier function

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Colostrum is called "liquid gold" for a reason. It's one of the most powerful tools we have to heal the gut, improve immunity / allergies and even brain function. Colostrum is also known as "first milk." It is the milk produced immediately after birth, within the first few days in cows. This is not any ordinary milk. Because newborns have very underdeveloped guts and immune systems, the colostrum is there to rapidly help fortify and mature it. It contains multiple bioactives to accomplish this: ◇ Immunoglobulin antibodies ◇ Growth factors ◇ Oligosaccharides ◇ Enzymes These factors synergize to yield some incredible benefits. The most prominent component are the immunoglobulins. These act in a few days to help the immune system and digestion: ➥ Immune exclusion: they bind to common pathogens like bacteria and viruses and prevent them from activating the immune response. ➥ Immune tolerance: these antibodies couple with our own immune cells in order to mount a proper response. Without them, the immune system can get overwhelmed and ignite excessive inflammation. ➥ Immune modulation: they can directly induce an anti-inflammatory response in T cells, critical for avoiding autoimmunity, allergies and other histamine related issues. Colostrum also has enzymes and other proteins that help. One is lactoperoxidase, which acts as a direct antimicrobial against bacteria, viruses and even fungi. Lactoperoxidase contains direct anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties as well. There is also lysozyme, another antibacterial enzyme, and lactoferrin, which I've written about at length prior. Colostrum also has growth factors, like TGFβ. These are an underrated factor in gut and immune health: ➠ Modulates immune response, generally decreasing inflammation while priming defenses ➠ Induces growth and repair of the gut lining, strengthening this critical barrier and promoting healing. This is a HUGE reason why colostrum is so good for gut health and histamine issues - the gut barrier and its immune system are ground zero for food tolerance and in general having good digestion. Next let's talk about its carb content. You might think it's just full of lactose and other sugars, but you'd be dead wrong. All milk, and especially colostrum, is very rich in compounds called oligosaccharides. These are indigestible longer chain carbohydrates which have their own unique benefits. ➠ Prebiotics - they help feed important bacteria like Bifidobacteria that help establish a proper microbial environment ➠ Pathogen exclusion - they can directly bind to bad bacteria in the gut and prevent them from sticking to the gut lining, which prevents inflammation HUGE benefit. Milk oligosaccharides are very helpful for gut health. We use it frequently with clients with excellent results. One study took patients with inflammatory bowel disease and gave them colostrum enemas alongside their medication, or placebo. Those receiving the colostrum has a marked decrease in their symptoms: ◆ Pain ◆ Bloating ◆ Stool abnormalities Colostrum also helps heal leaky gut. Testing colostrum's effects in athletes shows this - who are known to have greater intestinal permeability due to the excessive stress their bodies are under. Colostrum at 500 mg / day completely reversed their metrics of leaky gut (high zonulin and lactulose / mannose ratio). This is a pretty modest dose. Review studies have concluded that colostrum has benefits for gut conditions. Here they showed that colostrum was able to improve chronic infectious diarrhea. With its numerous mechanisms to modulate gut bacteria, this should come as no surprise. There is also colostrinin, a peptide in colostrum which has a number of benefits for the brain.

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@Outdoctrination Where do you get raw colostrum?

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@dkb12316528 it doesn't mean for sure anything, but you are more likely to have CVD if you do have it

@Outdoctrination So this means you have arterial plaque build-up? Or some other kind of cvd?

an easy way to tell you are at risk for heart disease is by looking at the earlobes. if you have a crease like this, you're at roughly twice the risk of having it. this is mainly because this area is susceptible to the damage caused by the poor blood flow in the condition.

@MikeRocheCandy pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=%22frank…

@Outdoctrination Source?

@NStumphauzer you already have one from all of that sugar u eat

@TJpissed it does not, it's actually pretty well studied this sign in particular

@Outdoctrination I think it just means you're getting older and more wrinkly.

@HeatherGofKC tudca also has some studies on it, i just dont consider it a nutrient like the others

@Outdoctrination Would you mind sharing your preference for taurine, over TUDCA? TY in advance. I appreciate your expertise!!!