Full Transcript Mast Cell Activation and Oxaloacetate 0:22 So, regarding the very 0:22 So, regarding the very valid question 0:23 valid question 0:23 valid question about 0:24 about 0:24 about mast cell activation. Is 0:26 mast cell activation. Is 0:28 oxaloacetate likely 0:28 oxaloacetate likely to cause a reaction 0:29 to cause a reaction 0:29 to cause a reaction or not? The only thing we 0:32 or not? The only thing we 0:32 or not? The only thing we can say about 0:34 can say about 0:34 can say about mast 0:35 mast 0:35 mast cell activation is that we don't 0:36 cell activation is that we don't 0:36 cell activation is that we don't know, because your 0:37 know, because your 0:37 know, because your mast cells, 0:38 mast cells, 0:38 mast cells, when they're activated, 0:40 when they're activated, 0:40 when they're activated, essentially behave as 0:41 essentially behave as 0:41 essentially behave as if they're 0:42 if they're 0:42 if they're hyper-reactive and 0:43 hyper-reactive and 0:43 hyper-reactive and acting out of control. So 0:45 acting out of control. So 0:45 acting out of control. So this is something you will have to 0:46 this is something you will have to 0:46 this is something you will have to 0:48 experiment with and 0:48 experiment with and see how your 0:49 see how your 0:49 see how your body reacts 0:50 body reacts 0:50 body reacts to it. My advice to anyone with 0:52 to it. My advice to anyone with 0:54 mast cell activation: 0:54 mast cell activation: start 0:56 start 0:56 start low, take it 0:57 low, take it 0:57 low, take it slow, and do one 0:58 slow, and do one 0:58 slow, and do one thing at a time. The great 1:00 thing at a time. The great 1:00 thing at a time. The great thing I can 1:01 thing I can 1:01 thing I can say about 1:02 say about 1:02 say about oxaloacetate is that it is 1:03 oxaloacetate is that it is 1:03 oxaloacetate is that it is one compound, and there 1:05 one compound, and there 1:05 one compound, and there is nothing 1:06 is nothing 1:06 is nothing else there. Therefore, if 1:08 else there. Therefore, if 1:08 else there. Therefore, if you do have a reaction, 1:09 you do have a reaction, 1:09 you do have a reaction, there will be less confusion: 1:11 there will be less confusion: 1:11 there will be less confusion: it will become quite 1:11 it will become quite 1:11 it will become quite clear that it is 1:12 clear that it is 1:12 clear that it is a reaction to 1:13 a reaction to 1:13 a reaction to oxaloacetate, and not to 1:15 oxaloacetate, and not to 1:15 oxaloacetate, and not to something else. One of 1:18 something else. One of 1:19 something else. One of the things 1:20 the things 1:20 the things Dr. Cash recommended if you are 1:21 Dr. Cash recommended if you are 1:21 Dr. Cash recommended if you are sensitive is 1:22 sensitive is 1:22 sensitive is to get Benagene, which 1:23 to get Benagene, which 1:23 to get Benagene, which contains vitamin C and 1:24 contains vitamin C and 1:24 contains vitamin C and oxaloacetate in a 1:25 oxaloacetate in a 1:25 oxaloacetate in a much lower dose 1:27 much lower dose 1:27 much lower dose than the 1:28 than the 1:28 than the CFS medical food product 1:29 CFS medical food product . And that can be a 1:31 . And that can be a 1:31 . And that can be a good 1:32 good 1:32 good starting point because 1:33 starting point because 1:33 starting point because the dose is much lower. 1:34 the dose is much lower. 1:34 the dose is much lower. You can also 1:35 You can also 1:35 You can also open the capsule, 1:37 open the capsule, 1:37 open the capsule, take just part of it, 1:38 take just part of it, 1:38 take just part of it, or dissolve a little in 1:39 or dissolve a little in 1:39 or dissolve a little in water, taste it, 1:40 water, taste it, 1:41 water, taste it, and see if 1:42 and see if 1:42 and see if it stimulates your 1:43 it stimulates your 1:43 it stimulates your fat cells or 1:44 fat cells or 1:44 fat cells or not. So you can 1:49 not. So you can 1:49 not. So you can lower the dose, but 1:50 lower the dose, but 1:50 lower the dose, but again, I think 1:51 again, I think 1:51 again, I think of all the different 1:52 of all the different 1:52 of all the different substances, oxaloacetate is 1:54 substances, oxaloacetate is 1:54 substances, oxaloacetate is the least likely 1:55 the least likely 1:55 the least likely to stimulate mast 1:56 to stimulate mast 1:56 to stimulate mast cells because it has 1:57 cells because it has 1:57 cells because it has few components to 1:58 few components to 1:58 few components to stimulate, and it's not a 1:59 stimulate, and it's not a 1:59 stimulate, and it's not a protein, and most of 2:00 protein, and most of 2:00 protein, and most of our immune 2:01 our immune 2:01 our immune responses are directed 2:02 responses are directed 2:02 responses are directed against proteins. So, that's what 2:06 against proteins. So, that's what 2:06 against proteins. So, that's what I can say 2:07 I can say 2:07 I can say about mast cells. 2:09 about mast cells. 2:14 One of the other questions 2:14 One of the other questions we get all the time is 2:15 we get all the time is 2:15 we get all the time is : can 2:16 : can 2:16 : can this be taken with other 2:17 this be taken with other 2:17 this be taken with other medications? Can I 2:18 medications? Can I 2:18 medications? Can I take 2:19 take 2:19 take oxaloacetate with 2:20 oxaloacetate with 2:20 oxaloacetate with other supplements? 2:21 other supplements? 2:22 other supplements? If you are taking 2:23 If you are taking 2:23 If you are taking 2:24 pharmaceuticals, I 2:24 pharmaceuticals, I strongly 2:25 strongly 2:25 strongly recommend 2:26 recommend 2:26 recommend consulting with 2:27 consulting with 2:27 consulting with a doctor or 2:28 a doctor or 2:28 a doctor or pharmacist before 2:29 pharmacist before 2:29 pharmacist before adding other 2:30 adding other 2:30 adding other substances, as 2:31 substances, as 2:31 substances, as they have the best 2:32 they have the best 2:32 they have the best access to databases 2:33 access to databases 2:33 access to databases to tell you if 2:34 to tell you if 2:35 to tell you if you should be 2:35 you should be 2:35 you should be adding anything. So be 2:37 adding anything. So be 2:37 adding anything. So be careful. If you're not 2:41 careful. If you're not 2:41 careful. If you're not taking any 2:42 taking any 2:42 taking any medications, but just 2:43 medications, but just 2:43 medications, but just taking a bunch of other 2:44 taking a bunch of other 2:44 taking a bunch of other supplements and have already started 2:45 supplements and have already started 2:45 supplements and have already started using 2:46 using 2:46 using products that 2:47 products that 2:47 products that support 2:48 support 2:48 support mitochondria, 2:48 mitochondria, 2:48 mitochondria, energy production, 2:50 energy production, 2:50 energy production, and so on, you still 2:51 and so on, you still 2:51 and so on, you still need to be 2:52 need to be 2:52 need to be careful because, as 2:53 careful because, as 2:53 careful because, as you know, when you 2:54 you know, when you 2:54 you know, when you start mixing a 2:55 start mixing a 2:55 start mixing a lot of things 2:56 lot of things 2:56 lot of things at once, your 2:57 at once, your 2:57 at once, your body can get 2:58 body can get 2:58 body can get a little overwhelmed. 2:59 a little overwhelmed. 3:02 And I know how tempting it is to 3:02 And I know how tempting it is to add more and 3:03 add more and 3:03 add more and more, but I still 3:05 more, but I still 3:05 more, but I still recommend that you be 3:06 recommend that you be 3:06 recommend that you be cautious and 3:07 cautious and 3:07 cautious and consult your 3:08 consult your 3:08 consult your doctors. So what 3:10 doctors. So what 3:10 doctors. So what can I say about 3:11 can I say about 3:11 can I say about oxaloacetate and its 3:12 oxaloacetate and its 3:12 oxaloacetate and its combination with other 3:13 combination with other 3:14 combination with other remedies: someone 3:14 remedies: someone 3:14 remedies: someone asked, “Can I 3:15 asked, “Can I 3:15 asked, “Can I take it 3:17 take it 3:17 take it with D-ribose?” Can I 3:18 with D-ribose?” Can I 3:18 with D-ribose?” Can I take it with 3:19 take it with 3:19 take it with other energy 3:20 other energy 3:20 other energy supplements? My 3:21 supplements? My 3:21 supplements? My own experience, and this is 3:22 own experience, and this is 3:22 own experience, and this is just my personal 3:23 just my personal 3:23 just my personal experience, this is not advice. 3:25 experience, this is not advice. 3:26 When I took 3:26 When I took oxaloacetate, I took 3:28 oxaloacetate, I took 3:28 oxaloacetate, I took it along with other 3:29 it along with other 3:33 mitochondrial support products. I 3:33 mitochondrial support products. I took it along with
Combining Oxaloacetate with Other Supplements 3:34 took it along with 3:34 took it along with D-ribose when I 3:36 D-ribose when I 3:36 D-ribose when I needed it, and 3:37 needed it, and 3:37 needed it, and it worked well for me personally 3:38 it worked well for me personally 3:38 it worked well for me personally . 3:42 . 3:42 . Dr. Cash himself says that 3:43 Dr. Cash himself says that 3:43 Dr. Cash himself says that some people 3:44 some people 3:44 some people feel better 3:45 feel better 3:45 feel better when they take 3:46 when they take 3:46 when they take extra NAD along with 3:48 extra NAD along with 3:48 extra NAD along with oxaloacetate, which I 3:49 oxaloacetate, which I 3:49 oxaloacetate, which I found interesting because 3:50 found interesting because 3:51 found interesting because one of the functions 3:51 one of the functions 3:51 one of the functions of oxaloacetate is 3:53 of oxaloacetate is 3:53 of oxaloacetate is to help produce 3:54 to help produce 3:54 to help produce NAD in your cells. 3:55 NAD in your cells. 4:00 But what he meant was 4:00 But what he meant was that some people with 4:01 that some people with 4:01 that some people with very severe fatigue 4:03 very severe fatigue 4:03 very severe fatigue and prolonged COVID are 4:04 and prolonged COVID are 4:04 and prolonged COVID are so depleted 4:05 so depleted 4:05 so depleted in NAD stores that 4:06 in NAD stores that 4:06 in NAD stores that oxaloacetate might 4:08 oxaloacetate might 4:08 oxaloacetate might work better if 4:09 work better if 4:09 work better if you have some of that NAD 4:10 you have some of that NAD 4:10 you have some of that NAD or NADH to 4:12 or NADH to 4:12 or NADH to work with and 4:13 work with and 4:13 work with and convert. 4:18 convert. 4:18 convert. There is a caveat though, 4:20 There is a caveat though, 4:20 There is a caveat though, because I have seen it 4:20 because I have seen it 4:20 because I have seen it clinically and experienced it 4:22 clinically and experienced it 4:22 clinically and experienced it myself when you 4:22 myself when you 4:22 myself when you take…I will just 4:24 take…I will just 4:24 take…I will just tell you about my 4:25 tell you about my 4:25 tell you about my experience many years 4:26 experience many years 4:26 experience many years ago when I first 4:27 ago when I first 4:27 ago when I first injected myself with NAD to 4:28 injected myself with NAD to 4:28 injected myself with NAD to see if 4:29 see if 4:29 see if it would help with my severe 4:31 it would help with my severe 4:31 it would help with my severe prolonged COVID. I 4:34 prolonged COVID. I 4:34 prolonged COVID. I felt an incredible 4:36 felt an incredible 4:36 felt an incredible surge of energy and a 4:37 surge of energy and a 4:37 surge of energy and a sense of relaxation that 4:38 sense of relaxation that 4:38 sense of relaxation that made me 4:39 made me 4:39 made me feel 4:39 feel 4:40 feel normal for a couple of 4:41 normal for a couple of 4:41 normal for a couple of minutes, and then I 4:41 minutes, and then I 4:41 minutes, and then I felt extremely 4:42 felt extremely 4:42 felt extremely exhausted. And I 4:47 exhausted. And I 4:47 exhausted. And I understand what was 4:48 understand what was 4:48 understand what was happening then: my body 4:50 happening then: my body 4:50 happening then: my body said: “Hurray! 4:51 said: “Hurray! 4:54 Finally, thank you. I have the 4:54 Finally, thank you. I have the energy I 4:55 energy I 4:55 energy I need. "Oh, but there 4:56 need. "Oh, but there 4:56 need. "Oh, but there 's nothing to 4:57 's nothing to 4:57 's nothing to keep me at 4:58 keep me at 4:58 keep me at this level." That is, 5:00 this level." That is, 5:00 this level." That is, I didn't have the " 5:00 I didn't have the " building blocks" 5:02 building blocks" 5:02 building blocks" to support this 5:03 to support this 5:03 to support this function. So I 5:04 function. So I 5:04 function. So I personally 5:05 personally 5:05 personally needed more 5:06 needed more 5:06 needed more B vitamins. That 5:07 B vitamins. That 5:07 B vitamins. That applies to me. I 5:09 applies to me. I 5:09 applies to me. I started taking a 5:10 started taking a 5:10 started taking a B complex vitamin, 5:11 B complex vitamin, 5:11 B complex vitamin, which was painful, but 5:13 which was painful, but 5:13 which was painful, but it helped me a lot 5:13 it helped me a lot 5:13 it helped me a lot , and I did 5:14 , and I did 5:14 , and I did it for a 5:15 it for a 5:15 it for a short period of 5:16 short period of 5:16 short period of time. Another thing I 5:18 time. Another thing I 5:18 time. Another thing I want to say about 5:19 want to say about 5:19 want to say about things like NAD and anything 5:20 things like NAD and anything 5:20 things like NAD and anything you inject 5:22 you inject : often less is 5:23 : often less is 5:23 : often less is better. And if it's something 5:24 better. And if it's something 5:24 better. And if it's something that helped you 5:26 that helped you 5:26 that helped you once, you don't 5:26 once, you don't 5:26 once, you don't necessarily have to 5:27 necessarily have to 5:27 necessarily have to keep introducing 5:28 keep introducing 5:29 keep introducing it over and over again, 5:30 it over and over again, 5:30 it over and over again, thinking you 5:30 thinking you 5:30 thinking you have to do it 5:31 have to do it 5:31 have to do it every day, because we 5:32 every day, because we 5:32 every day, because we can overload 5:34 can overload 5:34 can overload our systems and 5:35 our systems and 5:35 our systems and exhaust them too 5:36 exhaust them too 5:36 exhaust them too quickly. So, be 5:37 quickly. So, be 5:38 quickly. So, be very, very, very 5:38 very, very, very 5:38 very, very, very judicious when 5:39 judicious when 5:39 judicious when using these 5:41 using these 5:41 using these “heavy guns” that 5:42 “heavy guns” that 5:42 “heavy guns” that force your 5:42 force your 5:42 force your body to move in a 5:44 body to move in a 5:44 body to move in a certain direction. This is 5:45 certain direction. This is 5:45 certain direction. This is just a kind of 5:46 just a kind of 5:46 just a kind of warning. This is what 5:47 warning. This is what 5:47 warning. This is what I saw with my own 5:48 I saw with my own 5:48 I saw with my own eyes. I've seen people get 5:49 eyes. I've seen people get 5:49 eyes. I've seen people get overly 5:49 overly 5:49 overly excited and 5:50 excited and 5:50 excited and say, "Oh, this makes 5:51 say, "Oh, this makes 5:51 say, "Oh, this makes me feel so great 5:51 me feel so great 5:51 me feel so great ." "I guess 5:52 ." "I guess 5:52 ." "I guess I should 5:53 I should 5:53 I should keep going, even 5:54 keep going, even 5:54 keep going, even if they 5:55 if they 5:55 if they feel worse afterwards." And 5:56 feel worse afterwards." And 5:56 feel worse afterwards." And they think, "Oh, I 5:56 they think, "Oh, I 5:57 they think, "Oh, I just have to do 5:57 just have to do 5:57 just have to do more or do it 5:58 more or do it 5:58 more or do it again." But 5:59 again." But 5:59 again." But maybe taking NAD 6:00 maybe taking NAD 6:01 maybe taking NAD for a few 6:02 for a few 6:02 for a few days is what 6:03 days is what 6:03 days is what helps. Or 6:04 helps. Or 6:04 helps. Or maybe you 6:05 maybe you 6:05 maybe you should take a 6:06 should take a 6:08 B complex first and then 6:08 B complex first and then add some NAD, and 6:09 add some NAD, and 6:09 add some NAD, and maybe that will help 6:11 maybe that will help 6:11 maybe that will help when you 6:11 when you 6:11 when you use 6:12 use 6:12 use oxaloacetate. So, I'm 6:14 oxaloacetate. So, I'm 6:14 oxaloacetate. So, I'm just trying to 6:15 just trying to 6:15 just trying to say that you need 6:16 say that you need 6:16 say that you need to be mindful and 6:17 to be mindful and 6:17 to be mindful and not get so attached to what 6:18 not get so attached to what 6:18 not get so attached to what worked in 6:19 worked in 6:19 worked in the past that you 6:20 the past that you 6:20 the past that you stop hearing 6:21 stop hearing 6:21 stop hearing what's happening in 6:22 what's happening in 6:22 what's happening in your body right now. And 6:24 your body right now. And 6:24 your body right now. And make changes. Okay
Spike Protein, Long COVID, and Mitochondrial Dysfunction 6:31 make changes. Okay . So, we received 6:32 . So, we received 6:32 . So, we received one question that I 6:34 one question that I 6:34 one question that I find very interesting. 6:35 find very interesting. 6:35 find very interesting. They asked, " 6:36 They asked, " Dr. Cash keeps 6:37 Dr. Cash keeps 6:37 Dr. Cash keeps talking about these 6:38 talking about these 6:38 talking about these amazing results 6:39 amazing results 6:39 amazing results with oxaloacetate, 6:41 with oxaloacetate, 6:41 with oxaloacetate, how it helps 6:42 how it helps 6:42 how it helps people get their 6:43 people get their 6:43 people get their energy back, how it helps their 6:44 energy back, how it helps their 6:44 energy back, how it helps their brain function, and 6:45 brain function, and 6:45 brain function, and all these statistics, 6:46 all these statistics, 6:46 all these statistics, how it works 6:47 how it works 6:47 how it works and helps so many 6:48 and helps so many 6:48 and helps so many people, and all these 6:50 people, and all these 6:50 people, and all these different doctors, 6:51 different doctors, 6:51 different doctors, like at the 6:52 like at the 6:52 like at the Bates Hormone Center, who 6:53 Bates Hormone Center, who 6:53 Bates Hormone Center, who are using 6:54 are using 6:54 are using oxaloacetate with 6:55 oxaloacetate with 6:55 oxaloacetate with positive 6:55 positive 6:55 positive results for 6:56 results for 6:56 results for their patients." And 6:58 their patients." And 6:58 their patients." And someone writes: "Well, then 6:59 someone writes: "Well, then 6:59 someone writes: "Well, then what does this have to do 7:01 what does this have to do 7:01 what does this have to do with the spike protein?" 7:02 with the spike protein?" 7:05 I think this is a good and 7:05 I think this is a good and very interesting 7:06 very interesting 7:06 very interesting question because I 7:07 question because I 7:07 question because I want to remind people: 7:09 want to remind people: 7:09 want to remind people: if you have prolonged 7:10 if you have prolonged 7:10 if you have prolonged COVID, you may or 7:11 COVID, you may or 7:11 COVID, you may or may not have a 7:12 may not have a 7:12 may not have a problem with the spike 7:13 problem with the spike 7:13 problem with the spike protein. And the problem is 7:17 protein. And the problem is 7:17 protein. And the problem is that as of 7:17 that as of 7:18 that as of today in the 7:18 today in the 7:18 today in the United States, 7:19 United States, 7:19 United States, as far as I 7:20 as far as I 7:20 as far as I know, there is no 7:21 know, there is no 7:21 know, there is no perfect test. 7:22 perfect test. 7:22 perfect test. If there is, please 7:23 If there is, please let me know. 7:24 let me know. 7:24 let me know. Which would show whether 7:25 Which would show whether 7:25 Which would show whether you have a spike 7:26 you have a spike 7:27 you have a spike protein or not. 7:27 protein or not. 7:27 protein or not. The best test 7:29 The best test 7:29 The best test I use right now 7:30 I use right now 7:30 I use right now is the 7:32 is the 7:32 is the SARS-CoV-2 antibody panel from LabCorp to 7:33 SARS-CoV-2 antibody panel from LabCorp to 7:33 SARS-CoV-2 antibody panel from LabCorp to look at their 7:34 look at their 7:35 look at their levels. And see what's 7:37 levels. And see what's 7:37 levels. And see what's going on there, because 7:39 going on there, because 7:39 going on there, because they should be 7:40 they should be 7:40 they should be low to medium- 7:41 low to medium- low, unless 7:42 low, unless 7:42 low, unless you've been sick 7:43 you've been sick 7:43 you've been sick very recently. I 7:45 very recently. I 7:45 very recently. I had people in my clinic 7:47 had people in my clinic 7:47 had people in my clinic who were recently 7:48 who were recently 7:49 who were recently vaccinated, and 7:50 vaccinated, and 7:50 vaccinated, and their 7:52 their 7:52 their SARS-CoV-2 antibody levels were around 148. 7:53 SARS-CoV-2 antibody levels were around 148. 7:56 And then 7:56 And then people come who have never been 7:57 people come who have never been 7:57 people come who have never been vaccinated or 7:59 vaccinated or 7:59 vaccinated or were vaccinated 4 8:00 were vaccinated 4 8:00 were vaccinated 4 years ago, had the 8:01 years ago, had the 8:01 years ago, had the COVID virus 4 years ago, 8:02 COVID virus 4 years ago, 8:02 COVID virus 4 years ago, and in them these indicators 8:04 and in them these indicators 8:04 and in them these indicators are measured in the thousands 8:05 are measured in the thousands . And to me, it's 8:09 . And to me, it's 8:09 . And to me, it's suspicious that they 8:10 suspicious that they 8:10 suspicious that they still have a reservoir of the 8:11 still have a reservoir of the 8:11 still have a reservoir of the adhesion protein 8:12 adhesion protein 8:13 adhesion protein somewhere in the body, 8:14 somewhere in the body, 8:14 somewhere in the body, probably in 8:14 probably in 8:14 probably in the gut, that 8:15 the gut, that 8:15 the gut, that continues to produce the 8:16 continues to produce the 8:16 continues to produce the adhesion protein. This is 8:20 adhesion protein. This is 8:20 adhesion protein. This is not a guarantee because 8:21 not a guarantee because 8:21 not a guarantee because this test is not for that. 8:22 this test is not for that. 8:22 this test is not for that. This test checks for 8:23 This test checks for 8:23 This test checks for antibody levels. And we 8:25 antibody levels. And we 8:25 antibody levels. And we don't know exactly why 8:27 don't know exactly why 8:27 don't know exactly why some people have it 8:28 some people have it 8:28 some people have it very high and 8:29 very high and 8:29 very high and others don't. But this is one 8:31 others don't. But this is one 8:31 others don't. But this is one of the clinical guesses that 8:33 of the clinical guesses that 8:33 of the clinical guesses that many of 8:34 many of 8:34 many of us in the long-term 8:35 us in the long-term 8:35 us in the long-term COVID field are dealing with right now. 8:36 COVID field are dealing with right now. 8:39 I hope that 8:39 I hope that soon we will have 8:40 soon we will have 8:40 soon we will have better 8:41 better 8:41 better tests to assess whether 8:42 tests to assess whether 8:42 tests to assess whether your 8:43 your 8:43 your body continues to produce the 8:45 body continues to produce the 8:45 body continues to produce the adhesion protein or 8:46 adhesion protein or 8:46 adhesion protein or not. But again, 8:48 not. But again, 8:48 not. But again, this is most likely 8:49 this is most likely 8:49 this is most likely happening 8:50 happening 8:50 happening inside your 8:51 inside your 8:51 inside your gut, and if 8:52 gut, and if 8:52 gut, and if you have any 8:53 you have any 8:53 you have any issues with it, 8:54 issues with it, 8:54 issues with it, healing your gut 8:55 healing your gut 8:55 healing your gut and getting that 8:56 and getting that 8:56 and getting that adhesive protein out 8:57 adhesive protein out 8:57 adhesive protein out will be very beneficial 8:58 will be very beneficial 8:58 will be very beneficial to your recovery. 8:59 to your recovery. 8:59 to your recovery. I have protocols and 9:00 I have protocols and 9:00 I have protocols and work-arounds for 9:01 work-arounds for 9:01 work-arounds for this and I'd be happy to 9:02 this and I'd be happy to 9:02 this and I'd be happy to share more if 9:03 share more if 9:03 share more if you're interested, 9:04 you're interested, 9:04 you're interested, please leave 9:05 please leave 9:05 please leave a message below 9:06 a message below 9:06 a message below so I know it's worth 9:07 so I know it's worth 9:07 so I know it's worth making a video about it and 9:08 making a video about it and 9:08 making a video about it and helping you out. But 9:10 helping you out. But 9:10 helping you out. But what does this have to do 9:11 what does this have to do 9:11 what does this have to do with oxaloacetate? 9:12 with oxaloacetate? 9:15 So, for people with long-term COVID, the SARS-CoV-2 virus 9:18 was the 9:18 was the initial event 9:20 initial event 9:20 initial event that led their 9:21 that led their 9:21 that led their body into a state of 9:22 body into a state of 9:22 body into a state of dysregulation. And this 9:26 dysregulation. And this 9:26 dysregulation. And this dysregulated state 9:27 dysregulated state 9:27 dysregulated state is a complex condition 9:28 is a complex condition 9:28 is a complex condition that falls under the 9:29 that falls under the 9:29 that falls under the definitions of 9:30 definitions of 9:30 definitions of myalgic 9:31 myalgic 9:31 myalgic encephalomyelitis and 9:32 encephalomyelitis and 9:32 encephalomyelitis and chronic 9:33 chronic 9:33 chronic fatigue syndrome. Now we 9:34 fatigue syndrome. Now we 9:34 fatigue syndrome. Now we include 9:35 include 9:35 include prolonged COVID there. 9:36 prolonged COVID there. 9:37 prolonged COVID there. Prolonged COVID can 9:38 Prolonged COVID can 9:38 Prolonged COVID can have all of these symptoms. 9:39 have all of these symptoms. 9:40 have all of these symptoms. Prolonged COVID and ME/CFS 9:42 Prolonged COVID and ME/CFS 9:42 Prolonged COVID and ME/CFS have many different 9:43 have many different 9:43 have many different ways of making 9:44 ways of making 9:44 ways of making you feel 9:45 you feel 9:45 you feel exhausted. And they 9:47 exhausted. And they 9:48 exhausted. And they have many 9:48 have many 9:48 have many co-diagnoses. 9:50 co-diagnoses. 9:53 Mast cell problems , dysautonomia, POTS, 9:55 , dysautonomia, POTS, 9:55 , dysautonomia, POTS, various types of 9:56 various types of 9:56 various types of gut dysbiosis, 9:57 gut dysbiosis, 9:57 gut dysbiosis, reactivation of viral 9:58 reactivation of viral 9:58 reactivation of viral infections, toxic 10:00 infections, toxic 10:00 infections, toxic overload, 10:01 overload, 10:01 overload, mycotoxins, 10:02 mycotoxins, 10:02 mycotoxins, limbic dysfunction 10:03 limbic dysfunction —it all happens. 10:04 —it all happens. 10:05 —it all happens. All of this is 10:06 All of this is 10:06 All of this is under one 10:07 under one 10:07 under one umbrella. 10:08 umbrella. 10:10 Oxaloacetate affects 10:10 Oxaloacetate affects one of the main 10:11 one of the main 10:11 one of the main problems that we 10:12 problems that we 10:12 problems that we see 10:13 see 10:13 see everywhere—that is 10:14 everywhere—that is 10:14 everywhere—that is mitochondrial 10:15 mitochondrial 10:15 mitochondrial dysfunction. 10:15 dysfunction. 10:16 dysfunction. Mitochondrial 10:17 Mitochondrial 10:17 Mitochondrial dysfunction is a condition 10:18 dysfunction is a condition 10:19 dysfunction is a condition where your 10:19 where your 10:19 where your energy production centers are 10:21 energy production centers are 10:21 energy production centers are not working. And they are 10:22 not working. And they are 10:22 not working. And they are being deregulated 10:23 being deregulated 10:23 being deregulated due to many different 10:24 due to many different 10:24 due to many different factors. They can become 10:25 factors. They can become 10:25 factors. They can become dysregulated 10:26 dysregulated 10:26 dysregulated due to emotions, 10:27 due to emotions, 10:27 due to emotions, emotional stress, or 10:28 emotional stress, or 10:28 emotional stress, or trauma. They can become 10:30 trauma. They can become 10:30 trauma. They can become unregulated 10:31 unregulated 10:31 unregulated due to the virus. They 10:32 due to the virus. They 10:32 due to the virus. They can become 10:33 can become 10:33 can become dysregulated 10:34 dysregulated 10:34 dysregulated due to bacteria or 10:35 due to bacteria or 10:35 due to bacteria or other types of infections. 10:36 other types of infections. 10:36 other types of infections. They can become 10:37 They can become 10:37 They can become dysregulated 10:38 dysregulated 10:38 dysregulated due to toxic 10:39 due to toxic 10:39 due to toxic overload, such as 10:40 overload, such as 10:40 overload, such as mycotoxins, heavy 10:41 mycotoxins, heavy 10:41 mycotoxins, heavy metals, or other 10:42 metals, or other 10:42 metals, or other environmental factors. 10:43 environmental factors. 10:43 environmental factors. So, there are many 10:44 So, there are many 10:44 So, there are many things that can 10:45 things that can 10:45 things that can deplete your 10:46 deplete your 10:46 deplete your mitochondria. And 10:48 mitochondria. And 10:48 mitochondria. And it is likely that many 10:49 it is likely that many 10:49 it is likely that many people with prolonged COVID 10:50 people with prolonged COVID 10:50 people with prolonged COVID and ME/CFS also have 10:52 and ME/CFS also have 10:52 and ME/CFS also have some type of 10:52 some type of 10:52 some type of dysfunctional 10:53 dysfunctional 10:53 dysfunctional mitochondrial 10:54 mitochondrial 10:54 mitochondrial phenotype that is 10:55 phenotype that is 10:55 phenotype that is being activated and is becoming the 10:56 being activated and is becoming the 10:56 being activated and is becoming the subject of more and 10:57 subject of more and 10:57 subject of more and more research. 10:58 more research. 11:01 So, there are many 11:01 So, there are many factors that 11:01 factors that 11:01 factors that provoke this 11:02 provoke this 11:02 provoke this mitochondrial 11:03 mitochondrial 11:03 mitochondrial dysfunction. But when 11:04 dysfunction. But when 11:04 dysfunction. But when mitochondria are 11:05 mitochondria are 11:05 mitochondria are n't working properly, you 11:06 n't working properly, you 11:06 n't working properly, you don't function 11:07 don't function 11:07 don't function properly, feeling 11:08 properly, feeling 11:08 properly, feeling tired and "foggy" in your 11:09 tired and "foggy" in your 11:09 tired and "foggy" in your head. Oxaloacetate is 11:11 head. Oxaloacetate is 11:11 head. Oxaloacetate is being looked at as a 11:12 being looked at as a 11:12 being looked at as a potential tool 11:13 potential tool 11:13 potential tool to support 11:14 to support 11:14 to support normal or 11:15 normal or 11:15 normal or more normal 11:16 more normal 11:16 more normal 11:18 mitochondrial function so that 11:18 mitochondrial function so that you have more 11:19 you have more 11:19 you have more energy and 11:20 energy and 11:20 energy and brain cells and other cells 11:21 brain cells and other cells 11:21 brain cells and other cells can 11:22 can 11:22 can work better. You will be able 11:24 work better. You will be able 11:24 work better. You will be able to achieve greater 11:25 to achieve greater 11:25 to achieve greater clarity of mind and 11:26 clarity of mind and 11:26 clarity of mind and energy in the body. 11:27 energy in the body. 11:28 energy in the body. From what I see in 11:29 From what I see in 11:29 From what I see in clinical practice 11:30 clinical practice 11:30 clinical practice and from my own 11:31 and from my own 11:31 and from my own experience, this is not some 11:32 experience, this is not some 11:32 experience, this is not some magic pill. 11:33 magic pill. 11:33 magic pill. Oxaloacetate is not a 11:35 Oxaloacetate is not a 11:35 Oxaloacetate is not a magic pill. It 11:37 magic pill. It 11:37 magic pill. It can be part of a 11:38 can be part of a 11:38 can be part of a broader approach to 11:40 broader approach to 11:40 broader approach to examining the foundations of 11:40 examining the foundations of 11:40 examining the foundations of your health and 11:42 your health and 11:42 your health and the root causes that 11:43 the root causes that 11:43 the root causes that need to be addressed 11:44 need to be addressed so your body 11:45 so your body 11:45 so your body can regain balance and 11:46 can regain balance and 11:46 can regain balance and begin to heal. And 11:49 begin to heal. And 11:49 begin to heal. And oxaloacetate can 11:50 oxaloacetate can 11:50 oxaloacetate can be one of those 11:51 be one of those 11:51 be one of those very powerful 11:52 very powerful 11:52 very powerful tools that 11:54 tools that 11:54 tools that can help you get 11:55 can help you get 11:55 can help you get 20, 30, 40, 50, 60% of your 11:56 20, 30, 40, 50, 60% of your energy back so that you have the 11:58 energy back so that you have the 11:58 energy back so that you have the strength to take the 11:59 strength to take the 11:59 strength to take the next step on the 12:00 next step on the 12:00 next step on the road to recovery.
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