Phosphatidylcholine

“First of all, can you just describe a liposome for us and then tell us what's unique? Yeah, so we use pure phosphatidylcholine, which is what's made up in our body. I take it every morning. Absolutely. Take a tablespoon, boom. Absolutely. Eyes, brain, central nervous system, liver, all of it.”

“we're protecting that payload, fall short. Who does that? So it's pure phosphatidylcholine. And a lipid bilayer is essentially think of like a basketball. I'm going to throw a basketball to Gary and I'm going to put all these nutrients in there.”

“So, don't throw the baby out with the biofuels. I couldn't agree with you more. I take an olive oil in the morning, I take phosphatidylcholine in the afternoons, and I also take a fish oil. So, I load up on the EPA and DHA.”

“Now it has to go into the mitochondria and then it exerts its effect in the electron transport chain and the Krebs cycle. But the amount of cofactors that are needed to target direct that NAD, things like phosphatidylcholine, trimethylglycine, if you don't have those cofactors, you've gotten NAD through the gut and you've dropped it into the gut.”

“and that's about it. Phosphatidylcholine or phospholipids? Phospholipids, but phosphatidylcholine will be part of the phospholipids for sure, absolutely. So I do think that the omegas that I think, and then I think doing some of the herbals that are gonna reduce oxidative stress, you know, keeping cortisol low, that's probably the other really big thing, I think, that's gonna help LPA.”

“So, when someone has this suspicion, they do these tests. You know, you said that you did the IVPC, the Phosphatidylcholine, or the PK protocol, similar to PK protocol. I've done that too.”