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Morley M. Robbins



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Cu-RE Your Fatigue: The Roo...

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“But, as they say, “there’s more.” Another important and interesting fact about human biology and biochemistry is that T3, the active thyroid hormone, acts as an oxygen sensor in the body, helping to ensure that oxygen is being burned (“activated”) cleanly, therefore not causing excess oxidation. If this is not the case, this critical hormone sends a message signaling the liver to make more ceruloplasmin”
Morley M. Robbins, Cu-RE Your Fatigue: The Root Cause and How To Fix It On Your Own

“anemia is not an iron deficiency. It is, in fact, iron dysregulation. And this dysregulation is born of a deficiency of bioavailable copper, due to a lack of copper”
Morley M. Robbins, Cu-RE Your Fatigue: The Root Cause and How To Fix It On Your Own

“Based on my research, I think probably the most disheartening finding is that taking supplemental vitamin D creates a metabolic demand on the liver to flip it into the bioactive form. This demand uses up magnesium, and the bioactive vitamin D triggers the synthesis of metallothionein, a protein that binds up copper a thousand times stronger than it binds up zinc, as we noted previously. So suddenly we have practitioners chasing a form of vitamin D that’s flawed using a range that’s flawed, creating potassium wasting, which then leads to a buildup of iron accumulation in the tissue. Then we find out that copper is being bound up by metallothionein and therefore is no longer available for metabolic transactions, and neither is magnesium. Collectively, this series of events creates a metabolic crisis in our mitochondria. This”
Morley M. Robbins, Cu-RE Your Fatigue: The Root Cause and How To Fix It On Your Own



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