Hey everyone, Heart disease is a leading cause of death in North America. I just posted a new guide on how to prevent heart problems before they start. If you use anabolic steroids, this guide is especially important for you. The guide covers blood pressure, exercise, and sleep as the first steps, followed by diet, and then which supplements and herbs are actually helpful. There are over twenty options with recommended doses, plus advice on what not to combine. It also lists the tests you should ask your doctor about. https://www.skool.com/the-healing-path/classroom/a80be44b?md=e5b5325c8b094f45888833360a14ef7e

Hey everyone, I filmed a very lengthy organic acid test overview lol this is one of my favorite tests to run because it could really help shed light on pretty much any ailment or disease. Keep in mind loom has the option to slow it down to 0.8 speed lol https://www.loom.com/share/a8aa0ac88ce74a5bb7d9df0eef093cd2

Hey everyone, I was recently a guest on The Kim and Kalee Show, our very own @Kalee Dillard! We talked about inflammation, things that can create inflammation and how it can affect fat loss. Here are the links for each episode! https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/135-3-sneaky-things-creating-inflammation-what-to-do/id1041552412?i=1000777688254 https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/136-is-inflammation-keeping-you-from-losing-fat-with/id1041552412?i=1000778673105

I think you covered this at some point... injection site reactions, mostly happening from B12 being reconstituted with it (I've also heard of B6 reactions). What else can someone do beside an OTC anti-histamine cream? @Curtis Gillespie Sayers And I have a person with glutithone reactions. What can they do in the short-term and long-term/overall health?

Hey everyone, I’d like to share a recent client transformation as a case study, so you can see the steps we took. I want to point out that everyone is unique. This program was designed just for this client, based on her needs, how she responded at each stage, and the results of specific tests. I’m sharing this to show how we adjust and sequence interventions over time, not as a plan to follow exactly. Client Snapshot * Age and sex: 50-year-old female * Start date: Mid-December * Presenting picture: Bloodwork suggested an elevated viral load, along with low energy and persistently low motivation. Phase 1: Foundational Antiviral, Immune, and Detox Support Since her bloodwork showed a higher viral load, we started by supporting her immune system and helping her body’s detox and drainage pathways: * Phospholipids * B vitamins * Fisetin * Spermidine * Higher-dose vitamin C * Injectable glutathione * Livagen * NAC (N-acetylcysteine) * Milk thistle * TUDCA * Magnesium L-threonate * Electrolytes and minerals * Andrographis After about a week, since she responded well, we added two more bioregulator peptides: * Pinealon * Vesugen Her energy and motivation improved, and her sleep got a bit better too. Phase 2: Addressing Constipation (Antimicrobial Shift) As we continued, constipation became more of a problem. We switched to a more antimicrobial approach and added support for gut motility: * GI Microb-X (Designs for Health) * Motility Pro (Integrative Therapeutics), a natural motility aid We continued this for three weeks, and after that, constipation was resolved. Phase 3: Tissue Repair and Cellular Senescence Protocol Next, we focused on repairing tissue and clearing out senescent, or aged, cells: * BPC-157 and TB-500 at a higher dose for one week * A senescence (senolytic) protocol using FOXO4-DRI She had a stronger reaction during the senolytic phase, which can happen as the body clears out cellular debris and toxins. To help with this, we added homeopathic drainage remedies (UNDA). After that, her response improved, and both her sleep and mood kept getting better.