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hey it’s me again in this video we’re

going to talk about evaluation this is

another example of how to evaluate

evaluation means to analyze the data to

find a reason why something is occurring

so this is a 71 year old female she gave

me all her data and we’re going to go

through each piece of data and just kind

of go up and down and see if we can make

sense out of it see if it relates see if

it associates for a reason of finding

the root cause typically the mistake of

evaluation is to treat effects

individually and not try to understand

the effects so number one she cranks

sweets that could come from a low

potassium that can come from an insulin

problem many things but here’s number

two drinks one and a half gallon of milk

a week so that kind of jumps out that’s

a lot of milk she drinks so I know we

have a urinary frequency that can come

from menopausal symptoms it can also

come from other things which I’ll get to

spider veins that is a it’s a vitamin C

deficiency but you can’t fix it by

taking ascorbic acid that’s what people

think is vitamin C that’s just the

antioxidant portion you have to have the

whole vitamin C complex especially the

Val flavonoids okay so that’s because

mouth applauds that’s part of the

vitamin-c complex helps to maintain the

integrity of the vessel and the collagen

but we’ll come back to that okay

takes vitamin D and calcium probably

because she has osteoporosis but she has

bone pain here history of kidney stones

that’s a calcium issue it could be other

things too a pH issue bright lights

bother her that is a vitamin A

deficiency so again I’m kind of thinking

out loud as we go through this feet fall

asleep right that can be peripheral

neuropathy that’s like a diabetic thing

with a lot of insulin issues or it could

be a circulation issue and there’s other

causes as well and then anxiety

osteoporosis high blood pressure okay

hot flashes night sweats mood swings

hysterectomy 1995 fibroids and then

she’s pear shape so this is estrogen

stiffness and terrible sleep so so

here’s the first thing when I do I’m

going to scan and kind of see if two of

these or more of these start connecting

one of the things that stands out is

this milk thing right here now that’s a

lot of calcium so she’s getting a ton of

calcium

she’s taking calcium okay and vitamin D

increases the absorption of calcium by

22 times so it increases calcium in the

blood okay and then but she still has

osteoporosis all right now one of the

symptoms of falling asleep or numbness

in the feet is something called hyper

calcium what does that mean it means a

lot of calcium in the blood too much

calcium in the blood so now this one

does relate to high calcium that’s

interesting so that’s one thing that it

could be more associated with because

this aligns with that now taking vitamin

D and calcium that also aligns with too

much calcium anxiety is another symptom

of hyper calcium high blood pressure now

that could come from many things could

be adrenal but let’s pretend that

there’s high calcium in the arteries

well what the guts that that’s going to

do is going to calcify the arteries

arterial sclerosis clocking in the

arteries boom that relates to

hypercalcemia urinary frequency would

also relate to hypercalcemia kidney

stones will relate to hypercalcemia okay

so now one thing about hypercalcemia

there’s high calcium in the blood but it

doesn’t mean that it’s going into the

bone so of course she has osteoporosis

because it’s not being directly to the

bone but bone pain is a symptom of

hypercalcemia you could look it up so

here’s what I’m seeing that she’s having

she has a lot too much calcium when you

take vitamin D and I didn’t ask her how

much she’s taking but if she’s taking a

lot about him indeed a lot of calcium

she’s going to get symptoms of heart

problems because that calcium is going

to plug everything up what what she’s

missing and what kind of stands out for

me is something to direct the calcium

into the bone and that’s vitamin k2 so

vitamin k2 is what I see that she’s

missing the most of one thing I noticed

that I didn’t write down here is she’s

honest she’s been on a low-fat diet for

years well guess what vitamin k2 is it’s

a fat soluble vitamin it comes from

butter grass-fed butter breast fed

cheese grass-fed chickens with the egg

yolk grass-fed beef so k2 is what she’s

missing so that’s one thing that I’m

gonna probably recommend to start taking

this immediately and stop drinking this

milk and the calcium start taking the k2

to start to drive all this calcium into

the bone from the blood into the bone

that’s the most important thing that she

needs help with now vitamin k2 also is a

fat side of vitamin so the other thing

that I would probably want to get more

data on

is number two does she have a

gallbladder does she have enough bile

because another thing that’s in the back

of my mind if she has bright light

problems like at night that’s a vitamin

A deficiency that’s the fats I have a

vitamin so I’m like why does she have

that that’s I don’t know why that is so

I started asking about the gallbladder

she has enough bile because it could be

if she doesn’t have enough bile that’s

could be why she’s not absorbing any

fats I have a vitamin especially if

she’s been in a history of a low fat

diet so we might want to give her little

bile salts to absorb the vitamin fats I

the vitamins and get the k2 in there so

she can start to drive out this calcium

and then work with her doctor that

adjust this medication because if she

didn’t have calcium the arteries the

blood pressures going to come down the

bones will start getting solid these

symptoms will start improving so that’s

the thing that’s the most important

hot flashes night sweats mood swings now

this is interesting she’s had these

symptoms since 1975 after she had the

fiber right out so the other thing that

I’m thinking the fibroid if we take it

back earlier vibrates are a tumor and

tumors grow with various hormones that

are called anabolic hormones they make

things grow too the hormones is estrogen

and insulin so I would probably ask her

history of your diet if it was like a

lot of sugar in the past if it wasn’t I

would ask her about estrogen and I

already know based on her history that

she’s been on premarin which is an

estrogen replacement for many many many

years

okay so that’s probably why she has the

fibroid and then she removed it let’s

see when you take out when you do a

hysterectomy

you have a backup organ that has to then

do double the work and that’s the

adrenals so these symptoms are really

adrenal related so she really has two

issues that have to be dealt with but

this stuff here if supported with the

adrenal support those will probably

improve and then of course the

pear-shaped that’s an estrogen thing and

then one last thing well two things one

is stiffness well that’s that’s calcium

in the in the soft tissues terrible

sleep well if you’re not going to get

calcium you’re not going to be able to

relax again that like everything here

aligns with this one problem so that’s

pretty much how I died weight and how

other people should evaluate and not

just jump and start treating everything

separately all right so I’ll see you in

the next video