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10/29/2024

Comment METALS to read Dr. Beth’s latest article: “Who Needs a Heavy Metal Detox? Probably Everyone.”

“Heavy metal toxicity is an often-overlooked factor in chronic illnesses, particularly when it comes to neurological disorders. Over the years, I’ve come to see firsthand how removing heavy metals, especially mercury, can drastically improve a patient’s health. Chelation therapy, particularly DMPS (Dimercapto-propane sulfonate) IVs, plays a critical role in addressing this issue.

Based on my experience both personally and with my patients, heavy metal detoxification can transform lives, especially for those dealing with neurodegenerative diseases.” ~Dr. Beth, MD

10/25/2024

Comment JOINTS to read Dr. Brooke’s latest article: Preventing Joint Degeneration: A Holisitc Approach to Musculoskeletal Health

As we prioritize regular dental check-ups to maintain our oral health, we must extend that same level of attention to our joints, bones, and ligaments. Just as brushing our teeth is essential for preventing cavities, caring for our musculoskeletal system is vital for avoiding degenerative conditions that can severely impact our quality of life.

Many people have become accustomed to seeing the dentist regularly to prevent tooth decay, but few realize that neglecting joint health can lead to severe arthritis, chronic pain, and the need for invasive procedures.

10/08/2024

A diagnosis of cognitive decline—whether Alzheimer’s, Lewy Body dementia, or another neurodegenerative disease—doesn’t have to be a life sentence. At Jyzen, we’ve seen time and again that these conditions can be slowed, reversed, or even misdiagnosed.

In a new article, Dr. Beth shares groundbreaking insights into how toxins, infections, and mitochondrial dysfunction contribute to cognitive decline—and how advanced therapies like phospholipid detox, brain mapping, and mitochondrial support can restore brain function.

Comment BRAIN to read our latest article by Dr. Beth McDougall, Jyzen’s Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer.

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