Anthony William, The Medical Medium, methylation, methylation issues, gene mutations, really important.
This is an important live right here. It's a pop-up live. Sorry about these pop-up lives, you guys.
Anyway, Liver Rescue, reading out of Liver Rescue. I have the methylation problems chapter open right now.
I can't get enough of the book. Are you guys reading the book or what? Are you just, come on, Blake, let's get the book, get it in front of us.
Hey, so I'm here.
Methylation is a serious issue at this point, what's happening now out there in the world.
You know, people are being told their genes are messed up.
They're faulty.
You know, what happens is when you're told that your genes are messed up and you're told that your genes are mutated, there's nowhere to run.
There's nowhere to hide.
There's nowhere to go from there.
That piece of misinformation, and I'm going to tell you why it's misinformation, you guys.
This is so important.
And that piece of misinformation that's out there, that misguidance that's out there on gene methylation is really poisonous.
It's toxic. It can really harm you.
What happens is when you're told that your genes are faulty and you're told that your genes are mutated,
when they're not, I'm going to explain why a little bit, going to fill you guys in.
And plus, you've got to get a little rescue because I can only scratch the surface of this chapter.
This thing's really packed.
So, you know, we feel a sense of like, wow, our bodies are letting us down.
We feel a sense that our bodies are something's wrong with our bodies and it can't be fixed.
What do we do?
Where do we go?
And that's not the way it should be, especially since methylation problems aren't because of a gene mutation.
That's not how it works.
Really critical.
Really critical.
First of all, what does methylation really mean?
I'm reading right out of Liver Rescue.
What does methylation really mean?
Really?
What does it mean?
What does it mean to you?
What does it mean to the industry?
What's the truth? Here's what it really means. It's the body's ability to receive, absorb, and assimilate key critical nutrients that we get through healthy foods as well as from water we drink.
This is how it works.
It's about getting key nutrients.
It's about assimilating.
It's about absorbing nutrients.
And it's even bigger than that.
So basically the bottom line is how does it work with methylation?
So it's about absorbing nutrients.
It's about getting nutrients.
That's just one facet, one aspect of methylation.
Here's where it really happens.
It's your liver.
Your liver is responsible for you methylating.
So if you get diagnosed with a gene mutation, what's supposed to be happening is you're supposed to be diagnosed with a liver condition.
And that's where medicine is at fault right now.
That's where research and science is completely out of touch.
The problem is when medical research and science is completely out of touch, you suffer and struggle for another 20 years or another 30 or whatever it is.
If you're 25 years old right now and you're diagnosed with a gene mutation issue right there, MTHFR gene mutation, if you're diagnosed with one, you've got 20, 30 years ahead of you of dealing with this mutation, not getting the answers.
Sure, you can go to great doctors out there and they'll offer you supplements.
They'll offer you ideas.
They'll offer you better foods.
But that's not enough.
Understanding and being able to move past the gene mutation takes more than that because research and science isn't there yet.
doctors are not notified. They're not taught what's going on with gene mutation. So this is
so important to understand that when you're really young and you're diagnosed with a gene mutation,
it's like, it's not a healthy thing because it's not even correct. It's not even appropriately
right. There's nothing good about it. So because what happens is you're not told the truth of what
it is, what's causing it, how you can fix it. Can you fix an MTHFR gene mutation? Yes,
you can. You can. Why? Because the gene itself is not mutated. The gene itself is not destroyed.
The gene itself is not even injured. Important thing to know. So let's go into it a little bit.
Your liver is responsible for methylating. What does that mean? Every single nutrient that goes
into your liver. So here's how it works. You're eating food. You're taking all these supplements,
you guys. You're eating all this great food. You're doing all these things to take care of
yourself, that's if you're caring for yourself. If you're not caring for yourself, you're still
eating food, you're getting some nutrients through, whatever it is, those nutrients have to find their
way down into the intestinal tract to the ileum. That's where they find their way. And from there,
they get drawn up the hepatic portal vein. So we're reading out of liver rescue if you just
got on here the whole bit. They go up the hepatic portal vein, those nutrients, they head into the
liver, and then the liver has to turn them into something else. If you have a good working liver,
If you have a healthy liver, if you have a liver that's functioning the way it should, you guys, if you have a really good liver, then it can actually create methylation.
You know what methylation is?
The liver takes nutrients that you're consuming, whether it's a supplement you like or whether it's a coconut water you like or whatever it is that you're doing, foods you like, nutrients.
the liver takes those nutrients, phytochemical compounds from those foods, minerals, vitamins,
all that, trace minerals, all that goes into the liver. And then the liver has to turn it into
something else. And when your liver is not working right and your liver is not doing a good job and
your liver is inflamed because that's what people have, they're all walking around with inflamed
livers. And what's happening is our livers are filled with junk, garbage, the whole bit. Get
liver rescues, you can read about what's in here, all the different junk that's sitting inside your
liver that you want to get out, that you want to cleanse out with the 369 in here. So what happens
is all that junk in there weakens the liver. The liver gets weakened and it can't do the
methylation process. It can't convert. And then when we have viruses inside the liver, more problems
occur. And when the viruses are inside the liver, then more inflammation occurs inside the liver.
and the liver gets doggish, it gets stagnant, it gets sluggish, it doesn't do its job,
and then it doesn't methylate.
It doesn't convert the minerals and the vitamins and the nutrients and the phytochemicals properly.
And that's where we go wrong.
That's the methylation problem.
It's not a gene mutation.
So anyone who knows about gene mutations and you think you got it down
and you think you got the information down,
I just want to give you this little bit of information
because methylation does stir the pot.
A lot of people get upset about it.
The minute I even breathe the word, a whole bunch of people come out screaming.
And I have to tell you, the methylation issue, the gene mutation, I just want to cover it a little bit deeper.
The gene mutation test is an inflammation test.
That's what it is.
It's not even just a homocysteine test.
If you even look into homocysteines in your blood work, you'll see what it's listed under.
It's listed under inflammation.
So that's what homocysteine levels are listed under
Inflammation
There's a reason for that
All gene mutation tests
Regardless of what you're dealing with
Whatever you're diagnosed with
It could be the C677T
It could be the A1298C
Whatever which one you're up against
That you get diagnosed with
It's just inflammation
Not a destroyed, damaged, altered, injured gene
Not a gene mutation
And this is the problem
I've talked to chemists
I've talked to lab technicians
This is how it works. But the doctor, say you've got a gene mutation, you won't know what's your liver. You won't know what the real issue is. Nobody does because everything is decades ahead, meaning decades behind, and we're talking decades ahead.
So it's really important to know.
Does it matter when you're sick?
Yeah.
Does it matter when you're conically ill and you get a gene mutation test and you get a diagnosis?
Yes, it matters.
This is here to protect you.
So here's how it works.
Your ileum at the bottom of your intestinal tract, your small intestinal tract, right before your colon, your ileum is the place where B12 is made.
B12.
That's the place where B12 is.
That's the industry.
It's in your ileum, in your gut.
That little spot, that little tiny piece of real estate right there in your gut, that's where B12 is made.
Then it's made there, and it's only made by elevated biotics.
So when you eat a berry that you picked yourself 10 years ago, that berry had microorganisms on it that I call elevated biotics that the industry still doesn't know.
You just read it about all in the medical medium books.
That's where you learn about it.
And those little microorganisms, they all harbor themselves in the ileum.
That's where your B12 is produced.
It's that piece of kale you picked out of a garden or at a farmer's market, and you didn't wash it really good.
And it's not about dirt being on this.
This is not soil-borne microorganisms.
This is elevated biotics.
This is actually on the leaf itself.
So you eat the kale leaf.
That goes down into the ileum.
B12 is then produced in the ileum.
Then the liver draws it up through the hepatic portal vein right into the liver.
And that B12 that your ileum produces is literally the key because every single nutrient in your body that the liver converts and every single nutrient you take in with every food that you put in your mouth since you were a child, a baby, all the way till now, every nutrient, phytochemical compound, every vitamin you've ever taken, every potion or whatever tonic or protein powder you think has a nutrient,
Whatever it is that you took all through your life has to have B12 with it that the liver stores that it got from the ileum.
Science and research?
Way no.
They don't know anything about this.
This is advanced information only put out by me, only out there so you can heal.
And here's how it works.
That B12 attaches itself to every single nutrient that leaves your liver.
So when your liver starts sending out all those methylated nutrients, all those methylated vitamins, all those methylated minerals, all those converted minerals, vitamins, and nutrients and phytochemical compounds, when that liver is shooting that out of the liver, shooting it into your bloodstream, attached to it is the B12 that was created and made in your ileum.
This is really advanced information.
I would listen to this over and over again a bunch of times because I'm going so fast.
So now the next part, really important right here, those converted vitamins, those converted minerals and that B12 connected float around the body and they get received by cells inside your body.
But if you're viral and you've got a lot of toxins inside the liver and the whole bit, if you got that and your liver's not working good, all of this goes south.
south and then inflammation elevates and then homocysteine levels elevate and you don't even
need those levels elevating it just happens automatically without homocysteine being involved
so you get the inflammation and then you get the gene mutation test which is just a glorified
anna test it's glorified anti-nuclear antigen test it's a glorified c-reactive protein test
it's just an inflammation test not you're not even hearing about this from your doctor
Sadly, you're not hearing about it from anybody.
There's all kinds of groups and forms built on methylation, and no one even understands
a little, even a slight bit of this.
But you can become the expert, so you can spread the word and heal people.
You know, healing has a lot to do with the right information and then the will to want
to actually apply it and learn and heal.
So let's go into one more aspect of it, the type of B12.
This is why I've always recommended it.
And you guys probably know, and you probably remember, or you're using it.
I've always recommended a B12 with the combination of methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin because the two combination helps you with the methylation issue.
It helps correct it.
It not only does that, most people's ileum is not even functioning the way it should be and producing what it needs to produce.
So your ileum is not even working the way it needs to because diet hasn't been good or you haven't been taking care of yourself or you haven't got the elevated biotics in you from the kale that picked out of the garden and all that.
A lot of us don't get that opportunity.
So the B12 that I've always recommended is methicobalamin with adenosylcobalamin.
And the best one I've ever seen in the market that's out there now is the Vimergy.
So if you can check that out, V-I-M-E-R-G-Y, you can go to medicalmedium.com or whatever.
But that's the one that I actually trust the most.
the reason why methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin work so good hand in hand you have to have both
because methylation isn't one b12 it's not one kind of b12 and that's the key so that's a big
part of it so you know back here if you go back here in the back of the book you'll see methylation
issues and their supplements the dosages the whole bit you can see it back there and you can figure
out what to use you can go to your doctor if you need you can give them new information there are
thousands of doctors already across the country and around the globe that are using the medical
medium books in their practice. These are MDs, functional medicine doctors, MDs and so forth,
and herbalists, and they're all using the medical medium books now to actually get the information
out there. So it's finally spreading, but make sure you're also up on it and you're getting
this information too. It's so important. The three, six, nine in the back of the book helps
cleanse the liver, helps clean it up. When your liver's working better, when it's functioning
and it's able to convert.
It's able to actually do its job.
And the B12 is working for you.
When all of that happens, you guys,
this miracle occurs.
Your inflammation reduces.
Your gene mutation test can't be triggered.
You can't get the test triggered anymore.
The inflammation goes down.
You can actually be free from a gene mutation test,
from the MTHFR gene mutation test,
and be free and move forward.
And most everybody who has that inflammation
and they get diagnosed with a gene mutation test,
they have all these other conditions.
Like for instance, they get a preeclampsia if they're pregnant.
That's not from the gene mutation though.
That's from Epstein-Barr.
They can have Lyme disease.
That's not, has anything to do with the gene mutation.
Most, what's happening now in the industry
is they're putting illnesses
and they're trying to blame it on something
that they don't even understand.
Like the gene mutation has nothing to do with that.
Most people are dealing with viral conditions.
They're sitting inside the liver.
The liver's all mucked up.
It's not functioning.
It's not converting everything.
And then the inflammation rises.
Your B12 goes south.
Nothing works right anymore.
And your inflammation goes up and you trigger a positive test for an MTHFRG mutation.
So that's where we are.
I'm going to Facebook Live, you guys.
Totally heading there now.
Read the book, Front to Cover and Back to Cover.
If you're into methylation, that's what you're concerned about.
or your children have been diagnosed with a methylation issue
or whatever it is that's going on, gene mutation test,
read the book front to back though.
That's so critical to learn all about that.
Thanks for this pop-up live time.
I love you guys.
Thanks for taking your time and actually being on here with me
and spending it with me.
I'm honored, truly honored to even be here with you guys right now
in this moment, this time of life,
in this where we're at to get the information out there to help people heal.
I'm going to Facebook Live.
Are you coming with me?
I'm heading there and I'm probably going to cover more
than I'm even, that happens all the time
where I actually cover more information about this
that somehow escapes.
So I hope I didn't talk too fast for you this time.
I love you.
Head into Facebook Live.
Take care.
God bless you.
