Dr. Mark Hyman

It can be done there as well. That's correct. Then the third is the, you've talked about it a lot. In fact, you mentioned Paul Ritker, who was a developer and promoter of high sensitivity CRP, C-reactive protein. C-reactive protein is a molecule made by your body's immune system or actually by the hepatocytes. That then is related to inflammatory burden.

And this high sensitivity variant gives you a much more sensitive determination of your immune cell inflammatory potential. And anything above, say, one to two on that test is indicative that there's some kind of a chronic inflammatory condition that may be present. So if you use that small panel, all of which are inexpensive and readily available, now you have- This is CBC, IgA, and a CRP, HSCRP.

And this high sensitivity variant gives you a much more sensitive determination of your immune cell inflammatory potential. And anything above, say, one to two on that test is indicative that there's some kind of a chronic inflammatory condition that may be present. So if you use that small panel, all of which are inexpensive and readily available, now you have- This is CBC, IgA, and a CRP, HSCRP.

And this high sensitivity variant gives you a much more sensitive determination of your immune cell inflammatory potential. And anything above, say, one to two on that test is indicative that there's some kind of a chronic inflammatory condition that may be present. So if you use that small panel, all of which are inexpensive and readily available, now you have- This is CBC, IgA, and a CRP, HSCRP.

Well, that will tell you if the person is in a state of immune unrest.

Well, that will tell you if the person is in a state of immune unrest.

Well, that will tell you if the person is in a state of immune unrest.

They can conceivably. The way I think they're generally used by most practitioners is to look at them just kind of visually and see if there's an imbalance because we know that the IgA is going to be an innate mucosal immune system.

They can conceivably. The way I think they're generally used by most practitioners is to look at them just kind of visually and see if there's an imbalance because we know that the IgA is going to be an innate mucosal immune system.

They can conceivably. The way I think they're generally used by most practitioners is to look at them just kind of visually and see if there's an imbalance because we know that the IgA is going to be an innate mucosal immune system.

We know that HSRP is a systemic immune inflammatory variable, and we know your CPC data is going to be related to your hematopoietic immune system, so that would be a combination of innate and adaptive immune systems.

We know that HSRP is a systemic immune inflammatory variable, and we know your CPC data is going to be related to your hematopoietic immune system, so that would be a combination of innate and adaptive immune systems.

We know that HSRP is a systemic immune inflammatory variable, and we know your CPC data is going to be related to your hematopoietic immune system, so that would be a combination of innate and adaptive immune systems.

And I can say, you know, myself being a client of Function Health and now tracking, I've had two sets of analyses done.

And I can say, you know, myself being a client of Function Health and now tracking, I've had two sets of analyses done.

And I can say, you know, myself being a client of Function Health and now tracking, I've had two sets of analyses done.

When I got more heavily on our program, the things that we're talking about, and that is really making sure I'm disciplined about these low inflammatory promoting things, including Himalayan tartary buckwheat, but the whole diet approach and lifestyle approach, lo and behold, all these markers that I were just talking about in my function improved. Improved.

When I got more heavily on our program, the things that we're talking about, and that is really making sure I'm disciplined about these low inflammatory promoting things, including Himalayan tartary buckwheat, but the whole diet approach and lifestyle approach, lo and behold, all these markers that I were just talking about in my function improved. Improved.

When I got more heavily on our program, the things that we're talking about, and that is really making sure I'm disciplined about these low inflammatory promoting things, including Himalayan tartary buckwheat, but the whole diet approach and lifestyle approach, lo and behold, all these markers that I were just talking about in my function improved. Improved.

Well, let's look at Yamanaka factors. You spoke about that in your book. So Yamanaka factors won a Nobel Prize for their discovery, Professor Yamanaka. Are these genes that are associated with longevity? And so people that have been into the longevity space have been trying to find drugs or ways of intervening to favorably influence the expression of Yamanaka factors to extend life.