Dr. Allen Bookatz

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1,037 appearances 12 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 4d ago

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So Jody, how how do we catch this subclinical leak before?
it turns into full systemic fatigue or at least in this case engine failure.
Well no for Scott we say it's like a it's like uh having a hyperbaric, right, with a compressor that can't
air
It we've got
Yeah, that's a great that's a great real real world example.
And and I think what you're saying, Ted, that's that's a real clinical shift here is that we're moving away really from chemically manipulating these enzymes to physically rebuilding the actual membrane itself.
So
But this is it's all great in in
concept, but I think it's time that we stress test this a little bit.
It's cause that's what we do.
So let's talk about what the pushback on oral phosphatylcholine supplementation looks like.
be your steel man.
So
Let's go ahead and build the strongest possible argument against our own position.
A traditional biochemist or conventional GI doc would look at our PC protocol and would probably make two main arguments.
The first, oral phosphodetylcholine gets broken down by the gut, by these phospholipases in the pancreas, and and they it gets broken down into choline and free fatty acids before it even gets absorbed.
So this whole
wonderfully intact PC structure never really makes it in that light into our systemic circulation.
Second of all, the body's own PC synthesis through C D Pcholine pathway is plentiful redundant.
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