Full Transcript Introduction to MVX and Chronic Illness 0:00 Okay, so we're live on X. 0:02 So we are going to talk about MVX, which is the most important blood test you can get for regarding chronic illness. 0:09 And this lab is active since January 6 of 2025, and the people that put it together. 0:19 We're talking about researchers at LabCorp, PhDs, MDs. 0:23 People at Duke University, they ran a couple tests on that. 0:27 And it gives you six factors. 0:31 These six factor are broken down into two categories. 0:34 The two inflammation and nutrition. 0:40 Two of them are inflammation, but there's way more to it. 0:43 When you look at the original studies and publications and videos about MVX by the MD-PhD types, they use it to measure chronic disease. 0:54 If you have chronic kidney disease, it'll tell you how long you're going to live down to the percent between zero to 100 percent because it gives you the 1:03 score one to a hundred and so like if your score is 55 the chance of you dying and I'll show you graphs so I can like upload um right on the screen these graphs. 1:12 So if you score 55 which mine was in January then your chance Four weeks later, my score was 31, so my chance of dying dropped all the way down to 3%. 1:27 And there's a reason why, which I'll go over that in a moment, too. 1:30 But you can change your MVX score. 1:32 You want to decrease your score, the lower the better. 1:35 It's like golf. 1:36 So you want that score to be low. 1:38 And as people get sicker and sickier, their score goes up. 1:41 And it comes down to these broad categories of nutrition subjects. 1:47 Detoxification, infection, inflammation, malnutrition. 1:52 These are the four big, broad, categories that are seen in these six factors. 1:57 Now, the six-factors, when you look at the research, there are two, Malnutrition and Inflammation. 2:04 But let's say you have one of the Six Factors is Glycae. 2:06 It's called GLYCAE. 2:08 And it's associated with inflammation, such as you may have heard of homocysteine, C-reactive protein, that kind of stuff. 2:15 So if glycae is high, you don't know if it is inflammation or infection. 2:19 You have to run a test, then another test. 2:23 And there's one I like called Array 12 by a company called Cyrex. 2:28 It measures 27 different infections, mold, bacteria, parasites, Lyme, virus. 2:35 If you have nothing showing up there, then you're running another test regarding inflammation, and the one that I like is called the hypercoagulation panel. 2:45 And so both these tests will give you the path to take. 2:49 So if you have high inflammation but no infections, you going to do the things to reduce inflammation. 2:56 If you are vice versa, like low inflammation and high infections you do things that get rid of the infections. 3:02 That's one category of six factors. 3:06 Now, the other categories include malnutrition. 3:11 So specifically, there's three branched-chain amino acids. 3:16 And on MVX, and I could show you, but on the MVS, if they're too high, that means you're deficient in vitamin B1. 3:23 And so what happens when you have high amino acids, these three, leucine, isoleucin, and valine? 3:31 When they're too high, then your liver will not de-fat. 3:36 You end up with fatty liver. 3:38 Okay, so, what does that mean? 3:39 Well, like, 49.8% of Americans have fatty livers.
Six MVX Factors: Inflammation, Infection, and Nutrition 3:43 So, let's just say half of American's have fatty liver from a high carbohydrate, highly processed diet. 3:49 When you have a fatty liver, now you've got high blood pressure, insulin resistance, high-blood glucose, type 2 diabetes. 3:59 You have visceral fat. 4:00 This is what we call metabolic syndrome. 4:04 Then you end up getting a statin drug, you get arthritis drugs, diabetes drugs when it's actually a B1 deficiency. 4:14 And so B1 is the most important nutrient of all nutrients, in my opinion, because, you know, I've been in practice for a long time and I had a gas leak 4:24 at my house last year. 4:27 And I took B one and it's quite a story. 4:30 I don't know if I want to get into it. 4:31 Make sure I need to look at this camera. 4:34 Sorry. 4:35 So the B 1 saved my life and this terrible gas league. 4:39 was causing crushing chest pain, high blood pressure, and I couldn't breathe. 4:44 And I didn't know I had this gas leak for a year. 4:47 It was right outside my living room window. 4:50 The way the wind blows west to east, it would go into the living, down the hallway, into bedrooms. 4:56 I was breathing like right now I'm in my house and this is the last bedroom down And I'd be speaking on the camera for an hour. 5:04 And at the end, I was exhausted and I couldn't breathe. 5:06 I didn't understand it. 5:08 Well, the gas leak was causing that. 5:10 So I ended up going to the hospital May of 2024, May 18, actually, crushing chest pain, eight out of 10, high blood pressure, 5:18 couldn' breathe, and they spent five hours there and $10,000 and couldn''t find anything. 5:24 Well, luckily I'm in the nutrition field and so on May 28th, I started taking B1 and there's several versions of B 1. I start taking benthol timing which 5:33 was invented in 1960s in Japan by some chemists in order to get B one into the fat like through the fatty membranes. 5:42 So B-1 is water soluble except for a couple versions made in japan And Benfotiamine is great for the body, breathing, heart, 5:54 neuropathy, and the extremities. 5:56 So within an hour of taking Benftotianine, I was breathing better. 6:00 And in two weeks, it was 95% better, And I still had the gas leak, which I didn't know about. 6:06 So all summer, all fall I was doing fine. 6:10 December 7th of 2024, just a few months ago, I found the gas leak and it was right outside my living room window. 6:18 So I fixed that and now I'm off of B1. 6:21 I don't need it anymore. 6:23 And I've done some hardcore detox. 6:25 I did an 18 day sauna detox program. 6:28 As in the sauna for four more than four hours a day for 18 days and I could smell chemicals in my nose on day one. 6:37 So. 6:39 So anyways, getting back to the MVX, if you have high amino, the three branched amino acids, they're high, then you got to look for a B1 deficiency or 6:50 just start taking B one in the fat soluble version. 6:54 Now, let's say these three amino acid are too low. 6:58 That's different. 6:59 And it could be cachexia, meaning you're dying because you have cancer. 7:03 Or it can be you are vegan, not eating enough protein. 7:06 It could also be that you can't digest food very well. 7:09 Your stomach doesn't work, your gallbladder is congested, you cannot digest fatty meat. 7:15 You have SIBO, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth. 7:17 So you've got to fix whatever digestive issue is going on. 7:21 And MVX tells us. 7:23 MVx is unbelievable how great it is. 7:28 Let me continue what else is on NVX. 7:31 So I mentioned glycA for inflammation and infection. 7:34 I mention the three amino acids. 7:36 Now there's really two more left. 7:39 And one is called small HDL particles. 7:43 When you look at cholesterol, people talk about LDL cholesterol being The most important cholesterol, the most thing in all of medicine, 7:51 not true. 7:53 And I will win this argument with any cardiologist that LDL is not the important thing when it comes to heart disease and plaque. 8:02 The small HL particles are the most important thing, and the reason why is because they soak up LDL. 8:09 And the small-HL particle count, there's a number on MVX and that count should be high, And there is a range from 11.7 to 21.6, I believe. 8:21 So if your score is 10, it's too low. 8:24 That's not a diet-related issue, that's actually toxicity. 8:30 It's a toxin issue. 8:31 And here's this super interesting story that I figured out. 8:34 So I'm on the carnivore diet since 2018. I ate a ton of meat, I love meat. 8:39 and I do eat some fruits and vegetables sometimes. 8:42 Now I have a vegan patient who's 80 years old and he had some AFib and some other heart related issues. 8:50 i keep trying to get him to eat steaks and burgers and you won't do it. 8:54 And so now my small HCl particle count was 11.9. It was in the normal range, but it was too low. 9:03 His HCL particle account was like 10. And it should be 21. Both of ours were low, I'm on the carnivore diet, he's on a vegan diet. 9:13 We both have a low count for the small particle number. 9:17 So I realized, okay, it's not related to diet. 9:21 So that's true for a lot of heart conditions. 9:25 I mean, It's more about toxicity. 9:27 When you eat the standard American diet, and you're eating a lotta carbs and sugar, there's a toxicity issue. 9:33 sugar as a toxin. 9:34 That's how I see sugar now. 9:38 So my small H2O particle number went up because I stopped the gas leak. 9:44 And it went from 11 point something to 17 in four weeks. 9:51 Again, the goal is like above 19. In four week it ran up like that because i stopped breathing in gas. 9:58 And then so he told, and he hasn't redone his MVX score, but his went up, I'm sorry, he felt better. 10:05 He had trouble breathing. 10:07 And I put him on a supplement for detoxing heavy metals and chemicals. 10:11 That supplement is called HMET binder from Cellcore, Cell Core Biosciences. 10:18 H.M. 10:18 stands for Heavy Metals. 10:19 E.T.
B1 Deficiency, Fatty Liver, and Metabolic Syndrome 10:20 Stands for Environmental Toxins. 10:22 He told me three weeks ago when I saw him in my office, he took one pill. 10:26 He could immediately breathe better. 10:28 So that was such validation that, yeah, small HL particles are a toxicity. 10:36 I'll have him redo the NVX test. 10:38 And I'm studying this now. 10:41 The only doctor in the world trying to figure out how to use NVx to improve our health. 10:46 They have some really good answers. 10:51 And I'm telling you, AI, chat GPT, has no idea how to read MVX. 10:56 Maybe someday it will. 10:58 So another factor in MVS then is citrate. 11:03 This is the last one. 11:06 There's the less factor. 11:07 And then I'll show you some graphs. 11:09 When you look at the mitochondrial function where you make energy ATP, the first ingredient is Citrate, So if you have a lot of citrate in your blood, 11:18 that means it's not getting into your cell membranes and into through your cellular membrane and through you mitochondria. 11:26 And so therefore, more and more citrates is building up in the blood and it is not being used. 11:30 So that's also a toxicity issue where your cells membranes and mitochondrial membrans are filled with toxins. 11:37 Another potential factor is that your mitochondrion are missing core nutrients. 11:45 So there's a Facebook group called Understanding Mitochondrial Nutrition, and in it they say that the mitochondria need 22 specific nutrients, 11:56 so what would they be? 11:57 Iron, copper, some minerals, vitamins, certainly the B vitamins. 12:05 B1, B3 is niacin, then NAD, which everybody's trying to sell, which is great, you know, if you wanna take any D, go right ahead, 12:15 but don't forget there's 21 other nutrients in the mitochondria. 12:19 And there are companies that are coming out with vitamin pills that have all the nutrients and I have a couple and they're great. 12:27 They're amazing. 12:27 So that's why citrate might go high. 12:31 Let me show you, okay, this is a super cool map. 12:37 I'm gonna step here and now you can see. 12:40 Okay now, check it out. 12:42 Bring the microphone. 12:44 I'm going to hold on to the mic. 12:47 Bear with me. 12:50 Okay, here I got the So this graphic shows the old way of predicting how long you're going to live, your longevity. 13:00 And you can see at the very top is age. 13:03 At the bottom, it has a score of 0 to 30. So when you do the math to figure out how old you are going live then what percentage does this factor of age 13:16 contribute to that math? 13:17 And the answer is somewhere between 25 and 30 percent. 13:21 Okay, I don't have these specific numbers. 13:23 And you can see the next one is GFR, that's kidney disease. 13:27 Hopefully you see my cursor. 13:29 So kidney diseases is over 20 percent, a factor 25 percent And I'm sorry over twenty five percent so that's how you do the math and you. 13:40 You can look at previous heart failure which is pretty serious there's diabetes smoking hypertension. 13:47 Gender women live longer than men. 13:50 At the bottom we got total cholesterol triglycerides, HDL cholesterol. 13:54 Okay, so picture you just keep that in mind and this is how people say, oh you need to quit smoking. 14:01 You need lower your blood pressure, you'll live longer. 14:04 I'm not saying these things are true or not true. 14:09 But let me now show you the next way, the new way to determine how long you're going to live. 14:17 And that's this one. 14:19 So at the very very top we have MVX. 14:22 It's such a good test. 14:24 it's so well studied and it measures the six factors that determine better than anything else how long you're going to live. 14:31 and it contributes to the math of your longevity by, I think it's 75% right there at the very top, that blue graphic right here. 14:39 And then you can see the next one is gender. 14:42 You just see that they're super insignificant. 14:44 Hypertension, smoking, diabetes, previous heart failure, kidney disease is all the way down to like one or two. 14:51 These become sort of not factors. 14:54 This test revolutionizes all of medicine. 14:59 So I'm going to stop this one and I had a plan. 15:06 Whoops, not that. 15:09 Here we go. 15:10 I'll bypass my plan and show you at the bottom of the scientific research paper that came out on MVX. 15:25 This right here is what was said. 15:30 Here we go. 15:31 Okay, so they talked about MVX, they showed the math, and at the very bottom, this is the conclusion in the paper. 15:39 Our results suggest that survival, meaning how long you're going to live, might be more dependent on previously unrecognized causal factors. 15:47 Now I just mentioned what they are. 15:49 Infections, toxins, nutrition. 15:53 Those are the causal factors. 15:54 Not smoking, not gender, did you have a heart attack? 16:01 Those of the cause of factors, okay. 16:04 And follow me because there's more to it. 16:05 I got another graphic to show you. 16:07 Okay, these unrecognized by medicine causal factor distinct from those responsible for development of diseases or vulnerabilities considered to be the 16:17 causes of death. 16:18 So the doctors are thinking that kidney failure is the Cause of Death. 16:22 A heart attack is the cause of death, you know, hypertension is a cause a death. 16:27 No, there's other factors and MVX is telling us what these other factor are. 16:33 If supported by future research, okay, I'm gonna stop right there. 16:36 There's already tons of research to support this, what I gonna say next. 16:41 Treating the underlying metabolic dysfunctions, of the overlapping syndromes of, now these next words are how people die. 16:53 Cacaxia, when people have cancer and they're dying and losing weight, they eat a ton of calories but they can't put on weight. 17:02 That's cacxia. 17:03 You can have cardiac cacaxias. 17:07 Have a heart attack and a year goes by, you're not thriving, my great-grandfather had a hear attack, spent the next five years on the couch, 17:18 couldn't breathe, died.
Small HDL Particles, Toxicity, and Detox Support 17:21 sarcopenias muscle wasting malnutrition frailty fraility has its own definition these are how people die okay so combine those with ant okay So treat those 17:34 with anti-inflammatory nutritional or alternative therapies. 17:38 And that might provide greater survival benefit than targeting conventional disease risk factors. 17:43 Yes, disease risks factors are kind of a red herring and they distract us from the causes. 17:51 All right, that's super interesting to me. 17:52 I hope it's interesting for you. 17:54 So let me show you, I did the, okay, this graphic is the scary graphic. 18:01 And I hope you can see my cursor. 18:04 You should be able to. 18:05 Let me get into the screen. 18:09 All right. 18:13 On the far left, it says chemotube mortality incidence. 18:17 So over the next five years here, we got zero years, one, two, three, four, five, years. 18:24 OK, that could have moved Move the screen out of my way. 18:30 All right. 18:31 And then on the left, what's your cumulative mortality incidence? 18:35 10%. In the next five years, is your chance of dying 20%? Is it 30% all the way up to 70% up here? 18:43 And how do you figure this out? 18:45 MVX gives you a score 1 to 100. If your score is 75 or greater, that's here, you just draw a line all the way straight across, 18:53 all way to the left. 18:55 Your chance of dying in the next five years is 60%. The NIH ran this test on 24,000 people. 18:59 That's how they know this. 19:04 It's a lot of people, the National Institutes of Health. 19:07 I'm not degrading functional alternative medical testing, but this is the NIH, right? 19:17 Very specific meaning, and specific is a very technical term. 19:21 These results are very specific. 19:22 They're very correct. 19:24 Okay, my score, the first time I ran it, when I was toxic with the gas leak at my house, My score was 55. So here it is, 19:31 go all the way to the left. 19:32 My chance of dying was 20% in the next five years. 19:35 my cumulative mortality incidents in The next one year, it was look at this blue line. 19:41 And the Next one years like three or four or 5% somewhere in there. 19:45 But it kept going up. 19:46 If I were to not discover the Gas leak. 19:49 It would have kept Going up So, and I felt terrible. 19:54 Just horrible. 19:55 Chest pain, lung pain. 19:59 Walking funny. 20:00 Weak legs. 20:01 Horrible. 20:02 I shut the gas leak off. 20:04 Four weeks later, my score is 31. MVX test. 20:09 So where's 31 at here? 20:10 It says less than 35. It's that green line. 20:13 You got to cut all the way straight across, and my chance of dying, 3%. So I dropped my chances of dieing 17% in four weeks by not breathing in gas. 20:22 My third test I ran, I had a sinus infection. 20:26 And my score went up to 39. So that's right here, 35 to 44. Just draw that all of the across. 20:33 I'm at 5%. It finds infections, it finds toxins. 20:38 and I run this on my current patients. 20:42 And I can tell what I'm missing. 20:44 I could tell that I missed a whole bunch of toxins with my previous testing procedures. 20:49 Like I tell they miss infections or inflammation or malnutrition or B1 or amino acids. 20:55 Maybe they need some digestive support. 20:58 It helps. 20:58 OK, I go on. 21:00 This is just a fantastic test. 21:02 Now, notice that of all these twenty four thousand people, the average age of death was around sixty one or sixty two years old. 21:09 At the very bottom they're at 58, at the top they are at 62. So these people were sick, they were primarily, maybe half of the 24,000 people had a heart disease, 21:20 known heart diseases. 21:21 Another group within those 24000 were healthy. 21:25 But my point is that there is people who are 59 years old right now. 21:30 They're going to have a heart attack next year, and they don't know it. 21:33 And MVX tells you, MV X gives you the best clue. 21:40 So and then at the very top here on the far right, it says vulnerable. 21:44 At the bottom, says resilient. 21:46 So if your score is 31, you're very healthy. 21:48 Your health is resilient. 21:50 If your scores is 75, in the red, yellow, your more vulnerable. 21:54 That's why it's called the Metabolic Vulnerability Index. 21:58 So metabolic meaning metabolism, meaning how's your mitochondria? 22:03 It's about your Mitochondria. 22:05 It is not like how fit are you? 22:08 What's you VO2 max? 22:09 Your lung capacity? 22:10 Its not that. 22:11 It's not your grip strength. 22:12 Do you go to the gym? 22:14 It is not that. 22:17 It isn't your telomere length. 22:19 These are the six factors of MVX that determine how long you're going to live better than anything else. 22:24 There are a whole bunch of longevity experts. 22:28 Biohackers and I don't know, I think of Harvard professors with long beards saying they're going to live to 150. That's what I hope they are right. 22:39 Well, they should run MVX and see if they were right because if not, and guess what? 22:44 This test is so cheap, it's only 135 bucks. 22:47 It's crazy cheap. 22:51 And I have other functional tests that are great for, you know, finding parasites and toxins. 22:55 You know they're 500, 600 bucks, 700 bucks. 22:59 and they give us great information.
Citrate, Mitochondrial Function, and Core Nutrients 23:01 But when you do MVX, it'll tell you that your next step is to do the heavy metals test, or the next is step to find parasites. 23:10 It'll you tell where to go. 23:12 And then you spend five, six hundred bucks, but first do NVX. 23:17 That way you're not spending three thousand, four thousand dollars trying to like search around. 23:22 NVx tells you go here or go there. 23:24 Its amazing. 23:27 So having said that, um, I can show you where to get it. 23:31 This is my website and, uh, upper right, maybe I could flip sides here. 23:37 Upper right. 23:37 Do you do right? 23:40 Right up there. 23:41 It says MVX test. 23:43 You can click on that. 23:44 The website's the nutritional healing center.com. 23:47 Click on it right there and it'll, a page will pop up, fill in the information and somebody from my office will contact you. 23:55 I'm sorry my camera's a little bit blurry. 23:58 So there's that. 24:06 video that I found on YouTube in May of 2024. If you want to check it out, Dr. 24:11 Bill Cromwell was part of the team to develop MVX. 24:14 And I talked to him two and a half weeks ago, and he really had no clue as to the power of this test. 24:22 I told him all the things I just told you. 24:28 These researchers who developed this test, they thought that you could run the test and two years later you would have the same score and maybe it would 24:38 change a little bit. 24:38 No, it changes dramatically based on your actions. 24:42 And I talked to another researcher who helped develop MVX. 24:47 She said that, and I don't have this study, but I wish I did. 24:51 They had a study at Duke where they had an older gentleman run on treadmills. 24:57 And they did before and after with MVX. 25:00 So their glucose went down, their insulin resistance went, down which is great. 25:05 But their MV X didn't go, it didn' go down. 25:08 Their MVx did not improve. 25:10 And I'm not surprised by that at all. 25:13 I'll tell you why in a second. 25:15 And then they did another study and instead of exercising, they put them on statin drugs to lower their cholesterol. 25:22 And guess what? 25:23 MVX did not go down. 25:25 It didn't improve. 25:27 Here's why. 25:28 So I'm going to grab, do I even have it? 25:34 Seven steps, my seven steps. 25:42 This is my seven step blueprint to optimal health. 25:44 Let me grab the microphone. 25:47 Okay. 25:49 Okay. 25:50 Follow me on this. 25:51 And, uh, this is my career. 25:54 I created this seven step blueprint to optimal health because in my. 25:57 Career, I have a cash practice, nutrition-based I've been studying nutrition for since 1993, self-study started chiropractic school in 94, graduated in 97, 26:11 started nutrition practice in 98. I quit all insurance in 2005. I quite chiropractic, I, quit getting chriopractic patients around 2012 or 2013, 2011. 26:25 My practice is hardcore nutrition, cash only.I have to get people better. 26:30 If they don't get better,I lose my practice. 26:32 Why would anybody pay to see me when they already have insurance? 26:35 They can go get drugs. 26:37 There's nutritionists that take insurance.
Research Graphs: Longevity, Survival, and MVX Scores 26:40 You know, I don't take insurance. 26:42 I quit insurance November 1st of 2005 for the sole reason to force me to be a better and better doctor. 26:51 That's why I did it. 26:53 And I like to study, so there's an advantage I have. 26:56 So this seven steps is kind of a takeoff of philosophy that really rang true when I heard about it, because a lot of different doctors have their own philosophies. 27:08 And it could be Western, it can be Eastern, based on alkalinity, you know, the vegan philosophy. 27:17 Here's the truth. 27:18 This is what really works. 27:20 I made this graphic in 2018. And I've learned from it. 27:25 And the person that actually made the original was Todd Watt. 27:28 His name is Dr. 27:29 Todd Watts from Cellcore Biosciences, which is a supplement company. 27:33 Anyways, I expanded on it, so I changed it but step one is diet and step two is increasing mitochondrial energy. 27:41 That's vitamin B1 and the 2021 other nutrients within mitochondria. 27:46 Step three is drainage. 27:47 That means that you make sure that your liver, intestines, kidneys, lymphatic system, they're all working well. 27:54 These are organs and systems that detox on their own. 27:57 So if you're not pooping, for example, you need drainage, some colon cleansing supplements. 28:03 You need some gallbladder flushing. 28:06 Something like that. 28:06 Okay, step four is cleaning the intestines. 28:10 Now we got supplements that make people eliminate parasites, ropeworms, stuff like. 28:16 So step five then is full body immune cleansing. 28:19 so now you're getting parasites out of people's bodies from head to toe. 28:22 It cleans parasites and organisms out their fingers, their joints, and their knuckles start to hurt. 28:28 They blow parasites out of their nose. 28:30 I actually blew three parasites outta my nose, and only supplements will do this. 28:35 There's no drug that is that great. 28:38 there's a particular product called Para 3 from Cellcore. 28:42 It's fantastic. 28:43 But you can't just do it in step five unless you make sure you do steps one, two, three, four first. 28:49 You have to do that in order. 28:51 All right, step six is detoxing heavy metals and chemicals. 28:55 Step seven is Lyme disease. 28:57 And maybe that's a bad term. 28:59 What it really means is organisms that are living inside your cells. 29:03 That includes viruses. 29:04 It includes parasites, fungus, mold, bacteria. 29:11 When I say LyME, I was at a seminar once and this woman stood up and she said there's about 60 co-infections of LyMe. 29:20 So what happened was in 1980, they found Lyme, Borrelia burgdorferi. 29:25 They found it in the cells. 29:27 And it's such a big deal because, you know, lime was hard to find because it was in the cells. 29:32 And then soon after that, they found other organisms, Babesia, which is a parasite, Ehrlichia. 29:38 Mycoplasma, these Bartonella. 29:44 These organisms are in cells and they kept celebrating, hey, this is great. 29:47 But guess what? 29:48 They found bacteria, mold, mycotoxins. 29:52 So there's herbs that clean out the cell in step seven. 29:55 Herbs do it, not drugs. 29:56 There's no good drugs in this situation unless you have an acute Lyme situation where you need antibiotics, but you got to follow up with herbs. 30:04 The step O is optimization. 30:07 That's adding in minerals and step 0 can be done anywhere in the seven steps. 30:13 So anyway, so the point is and the six factors of MVX line up My seven steps that it took me 30 years to come up with fixes MVX. 30:26 They line up one for one. 30:28 It's amazing. 30:30 So let me get rid of this. 30:32 And what did I want to show you? 30:34 Um, longevity. 30:38 Oh, here we go. 30:42 So here on the far left, we have my seven set blueprint to optimal health that I just went over, and then the MVX six factors and where they line up with 30:52 my 7 steps. 30:55 And then we the labs beyond MV X that you can test to see, you know, what kind of organisms you have, What kind toxins you. 31:04 Have, And Then here's the therapies. 31:08 And starting with the low-carb diet, small HDL particle numbers are toxicity. 31:16 And the Low-Carb Diet, ketosis is the basis of detoxing. 31:21 There's a branch chain amino acids that I mentioned and getting rid of the parasites. 31:26 Here's the herbs for Lyme. 31:28 here's symptoms people go through as they go to the seven steps and the six factors. 31:33 All the way on the right, we have courses and e-books that have made in the last nine years. 31:38 So this lab test totally validates my career. 31:42 It's so great. 31:44 And all the times I've been called a voodoo doctor, witch doctor. 31:47 Quack. 31:49 You're just a chiropractor. 31:52 Since 2013, I have been on YouTube, social media. 31:56 I heard it all. 31:57 Those are ad hominem attacks, right? 32:02 You know, attacks your license or your being or you're skin color. 32:07 That's an ad hominem attack. 32:10 Um, and you know that the person lost their argument. 32:13 So, um, anyways, so there's that, but yeah, totally valid. 32:18 Okay. 32:19 And there was a whole bunch of holistic doctors that I know personally, whether they're chiropractors, medical doctors, or DOs, 32:25 they do some version of the seven steps. 32:29 For example, there's an internist in Kansas City. 32:35 Um, God, I hope I'm right on that. 32:37 His name is Dr. 32:37 Simon you last name as why you Dr Simon, you prevention and healing.com. 32:44 He focuses on cancer. 32:46 Now he's not an oncologist. 32:47 She's a, he is an internal specialist. 32:50 And he has a hyper focus on parasites. 32:54 He also detoxes heavy metals and chemicals. 32:56 he also talks about teeth. 32:58 You can have infections in the teeth causing problems.
Seven-Step Blueprint and How MVX Fits 33:01 So he does the seven steps that I talk about. 33:05 And that's what happens when you have a good holistic doctor and they're following the truth. 33:11 It leads down to that path. 33:13 There's another one. 33:16 Dr. 33:16 Ellie, I'm forgetting your last name, former president of the American Association of Oral and Systemic Health. 33:23 What that means is this group of doctors, AAOSH, they look at dental problems like infections in the jaw causing arthritis, 33:32 causing cancer, and causing plaque in arteries. 33:36 These infections here are a major source of disease in a body. 33:41 This has been known for over 100 years. 33:43 And there's actually two associations of doctor that look into this and, um, study it. 33:48 It's fantastic. 33:50 So she, the point is Dr. 33:52 Ellie, she does this, some version of the seven steps. 33:56 Okay. 33:58 Um, I got one more slide that I want to show you. 34:01 I've got more, but I kind of want focus on this one. 34:05 This is about April B. 34:06 okay? 34:07 I'm going to shrink it down so it's not too big. 34:11 so we're going do it this way. 34:13 Good. 34:13 All right. 34:16 Get the microphone. 34:18 Okay. 34:19 Able B. 34:19 So when you talk to a cardiologist, they say LDL is a problem, but the truth is, and they'll admit this, ABLE B is the chemical on the LDl particle, 34:29 And ABEB is what causes plaque. 34:32 And so this upper left corner is A graphic. 34:36 It's a U shape. 34:37 This is The problem with able B and hypertension and being overweight. 34:43 There's a lot of factors that are U-shaped when it comes to longevity. 34:47 So on the far left, it says HR. 34:50 That means hazard ratio. 34:51 And if it's up, that means you're going to die sooner. 34:53 Okay. 34:57 On the bottom, is says the quantity of APO-B. 34:59 See, if you have a high amount of Apo- B, you can see how it goes up. 35:04 If you a low amount, of a APo-b, It also goes UP. 35:08 Is AP-o B good or bad? 35:10 See? 35:10 That's the problem. 35:12 Now there's some... 35:12 People who, let's say they have cancer, they want to be overweight because they'll live longer. 35:20 They'll want have high blood pressure or high LDL because it will live long. 35:26 This U-shaped curve is a problem in medicine. 35:30 And it's like, what are they missing? 35:32 Do they know what they're missing. 35:33 Well, at the bottom, is the solution and it's MVX and specifically the malnutrition part of MVx. 35:45 So when you do the math of this graph and you throw in the non-nutritional aspect, now it is no longer a U-shaped curve. 35:55 And now April B is a problem. 35:58 The higher it goes, the more of a problems it has, period. 36:02 Whereas over here, you don't know, do you want it high or low? 36:06 Well, if you have the malnutrition aspect corrected, meaning you haven't got vitamin B1, you're digesting your amino acids, 36:13 and you don't have cachexia, now you know Able B is just trouble, trouble as it goes up, up. 36:24 That's for the cardiologists. 36:26 That for all the medical doctors who go on and on about LDL and, um, without knowing this new information, this is new. 36:37 So the study that I'm referring to in that actual graphic is from, I believe January, maybe February of 2023. It's only two years old as I record this. 36:48 Anyways. 36:49 All right, cool. 36:50 Um, so it's eight o'clock. 36:52 And so I've been speaking for a half hour. 36:54 That's all I wanted to do. 36:57 If you wanted more information, I'm going to talk about MVX from here on out on X. 37:03 And I have been using X as a platform to attack my Michigan governor and other political leaders in Michigan that I despise. 37:12 Well, because I want to change my messaging. 37:19 And I'll go after the politicians in other ways besides X. 37:23 So you can follow me. 37:25 Go on my website. 37:28 I have all the courses. 37:29 You can sign up to be a new patient. 37:30 There's a big course called the Seven Step Blueprint to Optimal Health. 37:36 If you just want jump in and get the NVX test, I don't know if I can even show you. 37:42 Can I show you? 37:44 This is my first. 37:44 Oh, look at that. 37:45 Look at it. 37:46 I think I'm showing you right now. 37:49 Yeah. 37:50 And then so I've kind of new at this. 37:52 So I have to. 37:55 No, I don't want that share screen. 37:57 Here we go. 37:58 There I am.
ApoB, U-Shaped Risk Curves, and Final Takeaways 38:00 OK, this is me. 38:01 II have time like it's Sunday night, right? 38:03 So it was 801. Keep going because I forgot I wanted to show this this my actual first score. 38:11 Right here, 55, right there, at my score of 1 to 100. That's what gave me a 20% chance of dying in the next five years. 38:21 I quit breathing in, I stopped the gas leak, and in four weeks, 31. So this first score was January 13th right here and the second one is February 10th. 38:33 24 points in 4 weeks. 38:36 This is what blew away the MVX researcher that I talked to on the phone. 38:40 she's like oh my god you dropped it 24 points in four weeks i'm like yeah she goes i need to learn from you and i was like yes you do need, 38:47 to, learn, from me and then this is glyc a when glyca is high it's horrid that's infection and inflammation so notice my infection inflammation was 335 39:00 and it dropped to 316 in four weeks. 39:05 I felt so much better. 39:06 It was fantastic. 39:08 And then the small HL particle number, that's the next one. 39:11 and it was too low at 11.7. You can see that the range is 11 .5 to 21.6. See that? 39:15 You want it to be 20. Okay, so I went from 11 point seven all the way up to 17 in 4 weeks because I wasn't breathing in the gas leak. 39:31 Okay, and I'll show you my third test. 39:35 I had a sinus infection and all these things got worse. 39:39 Okay. 39:40 And then my citrate and valine, leucine isoleucines, the malnutrition aspects, they kind of went up and down. 39:46 Um, not much of a big change, but with the valene, lucine and iso-leucin, you want them to be higher in the normal range. 39:55 So those improve like the veiling went from 170 to 275 to 75 is better because it's in the higher part of the normal range right there. 40:04 Okay. 40:05 Now that my next one, let me see if I can do this. 40:07 Oh my gosh. 40:12 Did it work? 40:14 Yeah, I'm so impressed with myself right now by doing this live stream like that. 40:19 Okay. 40:19 I was at 31 and now in March, um, and as a matter of fact, my fourth blood draw is tomorrow morning. 40:28 So four weeks ago, My score went up from 31 to 39. And you could see my G glyc A, it went screaming high three 16 up to three 50. Why? 40:40 Because of the sinus infection. 40:45 Whoops, there we go. 40:49 And then my citrate and my branched-chain amino acids, it kind of bounced around, but they kind went down. 40:55 The branch- chain amino acid, they dropped. 40:58 I mentioned you want them to be higher in that normal range and they went. 41:02 So that means my body was using up the B vitamins trying to tackle the sinus infection. 41:08 Okay so my sinuses are cleared out and my lung chest pain is better. 41:14 I've been jumping up and down on the trampoline to make sure my lymphatic system is good.I've taken on my supplements and we'll see what happens tomorrow 41:24 and at some point I'll do some videos about my continued journey with MVX. 41:31 So I'm going to stop to share with the No, I don't want to do. 41:36 Oh my gosh. 41:37 I just messed up. 41:39 How do I do that? 41:40 Oh, here we go. 41:42 Okay. 41:43 Cool. 41:43 All right. 41:45 So now it's eight Oh five. 41:46 It only took five minutes to go over that. 41:48 Alright, cool. 41:49 Well, that's been, it has been a lot of fun. 41:51 Um, I'm going to keep doing live streams today, today. 41:55 Tonight. 41:55 I meant to on five different platforms, but X was the only one that let me go on. 41:59 so, so you got me on this one. 42:02 And, um, So I encourage you to get MVX and you can get it right on my website. 42:07 You don't have to through any doctor. 42:09 and as far as I know, there's, two other doctors in the country running MV X. 42:14 And, but you have to be a patient of theirs. 42:15 For me, you don't have be patient in mine, just go to my website, thenhcaa.com. 42:24 And if you want a consultation, that's gonna cost you some money. 42:27 If you wanna be patients, it's going to cost more money, this is how it goes. 42:31 You know what? 42:32 All right, so I'm gonna end this like, I don' know how to end it. 42:35 Okay, thank you for hanging out with me. 42:39 I appreciate it, had a lot of fun, hope you had fun too. 42:41 Leave some comments. 42:42 I want to get... 42:43 I can't read your comments as I'm doing this live, but I'll go on X and I will read you comments, I wanna see what kind of feedback you have. 42:51 See what kinds of questions that you had so that later on I could answer those questions as i give the live. 42:56 Okay, thanks. 42:57 Bye.
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