Dr. Nathan Bryan

So it's not just hemoglobin it sticks to.

It sticks to the enzyme that makes nitric oxide.

And in biochemistry and enzymology, enzymes have to be able to undergo conformational changes, right?

So it transfers electrons from one donor to an acceptor, and that's how biochemistry is done.

But if sugar is stuck to that enzyme, it locks it in some conformation, and it can't do its job.

For instance, it can't make nitric oxide.

So sugar is an absolute poison, and it kills many enzymes and binds to everything.

Absolutely.

That's why diabetics have a 10-time higher incidence of heart attack, stroke, all-cause mortality.

That's why they develop peripheral neuropathy.

That's why they have non-healing wounds.

There's no nitric oxide.

That's why they're developing diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, pancreatitis.

I mean, all of that can be traced back to a lack of nitric oxide production because the sugar is stuck to the enzyme.

The sugar destroys the oral microbiome and completely changes the ecology of the bacteria and completely shuts down nitric oxide production.

Yeah, diabetic ulcers.

apply the nitric oxide serum.

It'll stimulate blood flow to that.

It'll improve cellular turnover and heal that wound and basically remediate the scar.

Yeah, so you take one pump from each side.