Glucagon A hormone that raises blood sugar by promoting glucose release from the liver and increases energy expenditure through thermogenesis
it reduces cytokine-driven inflammation caused by Candida toxins and helps regulate blood sugar, indirectly reducing one of Candidas main growth fuels
Patients should work with healthcare providers to ensure nutritional adequacy during treatment, including folic acid supplementation (400-800 mcg daily) for those who might become pregnant
Commonly found in plant foods, PQQ (pyrroloquinoline quinone), a polyphenol, is essential to energy metabolism in the cells and has strong antioxidant properties
Cells use NAD+ to get energy from fuel sources like glucose, amino acids, and fatty acids
CARNITIN 3000 Liposomal L-Carnitine, a critical role in transporting fat