Daniel Orrego

Daniel? Indeed. And I am the third co-founder along with Dr. Howard and Dr. Howard at Hippocrates Research Foundation.

Daniel? Indeed. And I am the third co-founder along with Dr. Howard and Dr. Howard at Hippocrates Research Foundation.

Daniel? Indeed. And I am the third co-founder along with Dr. Howard and Dr. Howard at Hippocrates Research Foundation.

Yeah, it's an essential component, right? In fact, Dr. Seyfried characterizes it as a drug-diet combination. Why is this? Well, as Dr. Howard and Dennis have already mentioned, Using nutrition as a drug, right? Carefully titrating your fat grams, protein grams, carb grams, so that you lower the threshold of available glucose to disease is one component.

Yeah, it's an essential component, right? In fact, Dr. Seyfried characterizes it as a drug-diet combination. Why is this? Well, as Dr. Howard and Dennis have already mentioned, Using nutrition as a drug, right? Carefully titrating your fat grams, protein grams, carb grams, so that you lower the threshold of available glucose to disease is one component.

Yeah, it's an essential component, right? In fact, Dr. Seyfried characterizes it as a drug-diet combination. Why is this? Well, as Dr. Howard and Dennis have already mentioned, Using nutrition as a drug, right? Carefully titrating your fat grams, protein grams, carb grams, so that you lower the threshold of available glucose to disease is one component.

One cannot really do this with the glutamine side. So there's any number of novel substrates out there, such as, you know, sodium phenylbutyrate, you mentioned oxaloacetate, even EGCG has, you know, green tea extract has EGCG. some mild effects in this regard. But it's really the 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-norleucine, otherwise colloquially known as DON, that has the most powerful effects.

One cannot really do this with the glutamine side. So there's any number of novel substrates out there, such as, you know, sodium phenylbutyrate, you mentioned oxaloacetate, even EGCG has, you know, green tea extract has EGCG. some mild effects in this regard. But it's really the 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-norleucine, otherwise colloquially known as DON, that has the most powerful effects.

One cannot really do this with the glutamine side. So there's any number of novel substrates out there, such as, you know, sodium phenylbutyrate, you mentioned oxaloacetate, even EGCG has, you know, green tea extract has EGCG. some mild effects in this regard. But it's really the 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-norleucine, otherwise colloquially known as DON, that has the most powerful effects.

And this is a key component of the pulse side of the PRESS pulse therapy, right? Glucose control is chronic, in other words, every day. And then at interval, one selectively lowers glutamine using the 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-lucine. And what Dennis is mentioning is that this is where what Seyfried talks about in terms of dosing, timing, and scheduling is so important.

And this is a key component of the pulse side of the PRESS pulse therapy, right? Glucose control is chronic, in other words, every day. And then at interval, one selectively lowers glutamine using the 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-lucine. And what Dennis is mentioning is that this is where what Seyfried talks about in terms of dosing, timing, and scheduling is so important.

And this is a key component of the pulse side of the PRESS pulse therapy, right? Glucose control is chronic, in other words, every day. And then at interval, one selectively lowers glutamine using the 6-diazo-5-oxo-L-lucine. And what Dennis is mentioning is that this is where what Seyfried talks about in terms of dosing, timing, and scheduling is so important.

So you get your glucose into that 55 to 65 milligrams per deciliter range, maybe 40 minutes or a few minutes before you go into the hyperbaric chamber, you dose the 6-diazo substrate, right? You may have also included other elements like mabendazole or other substrates like berberine and metformin to further optimize glucose lowering.

So you get your glucose into that 55 to 65 milligrams per deciliter range, maybe 40 minutes or a few minutes before you go into the hyperbaric chamber, you dose the 6-diazo substrate, right? You may have also included other elements like mabendazole or other substrates like berberine and metformin to further optimize glucose lowering.

So you get your glucose into that 55 to 65 milligrams per deciliter range, maybe 40 minutes or a few minutes before you go into the hyperbaric chamber, you dose the 6-diazo substrate, right? You may have also included other elements like mabendazole or other substrates like berberine and metformin to further optimize glucose lowering.

you enter the chamber with all of those elements of the PressPulse protocol on board. And so that is, I think, a comprehensive summary of the level of precision that's required to extract these effects.

you enter the chamber with all of those elements of the PressPulse protocol on board. And so that is, I think, a comprehensive summary of the level of precision that's required to extract these effects.

you enter the chamber with all of those elements of the PressPulse protocol on board. And so that is, I think, a comprehensive summary of the level of precision that's required to extract these effects.

It would be every day? No, it would be at interval. Yeah, so not with the six diazo protocol, you're doing that on every fourth day. And then there's an interval period between dosing. This goes back to the dosing timing and scheduling components. But on the days that you are dosing it, you want to make sure everything is in play, right? You've got your glucose where you want it.

It would be every day? No, it would be at interval. Yeah, so not with the six diazo protocol, you're doing that on every fourth day. And then there's an interval period between dosing. This goes back to the dosing timing and scheduling components. But on the days that you are dosing it, you want to make sure everything is in play, right? You've got your glucose where you want it.