Q&A: Boost White Blood Cells, Manage Nerve Pain, Detox Safely, Tackle High DHEA, and Handle Psoriasis

Red Pill Your Healthcast

Lauren Johnson and Dr. Charlie Fagenholz

Health & Fitness, Alternative Health

4.4 • 725 Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Charlie and Nurse Lauren dive into listener questions on boosting white blood cell count, managing nerve pain, detoxing post-vaccine, and more. Learn practical tools, supplements, and lifestyle tips in this episode. What Can I Do to Increase White Blood Cell Count? Optimal Range: 5-8 Above 8? Indicates active infection. Below 5? Often points to chronic infection (viruses and mold are common culprits). Suggested Supplements: Immune RMOR – SHOP HERE Golden Thread Supreme – SHOP HERE Scutellaria Supreme – SHOP HERE VerVita InspiraCell – SHOP HERE SuperStratum Mold Cleaner – SHOP HERE (Use code REDPILL for 10% off) Astragalus Supreme – SHOP HERE Reishi Supreme – SHOP HERE Lifestyle Tip: Eat ginger to boost TH1 and white blood cell count. How to Manage Long-Term Nerve Pain from Shingles Find a Quantum Neurologist for nerve recovery. Check the Directory Here. Tools and Supplements: Red Light Therapy by Fringe – SHOP HERE Melia Supreme – SHOP HERE VerVita Klenz+ – SHOP HERE Woad Supreme – SHOP HERE Reishi Supreme – SHOP HERE Camu Supreme – SHOP HERE Nutrient Support: High doses of Folate, B12, Vitamin C, and Cod Liver Oil. Fullscript Recommendations: Biotics Research B12 2000 Biotics Research Lipoic Acid Cod Liver Oil 1025 Detox from the COVID Vaccine Key Supplements: BodyBio PC – SHOP HERE GlyphoX Supreme – SHOP HERE Cat’s Claw Supreme – SHOP HERE Klenz+ – SHOP HERE Camu Supreme – SHOP HERE D Spike – SHOP HERE Resource: Shop Rooted Remedies Products Here. Use code:naturalnursemomma How to Manage High DHEA Recommended Supplements: Scutellaria Supreme – VerVita Black Cumin – SHOP HERE VerVita RegenerZyme Heart – SHOP HERE Schisandra Supreme – SHOP HERE Lifestyle Tip: Use castor oil packs for hormonal balance. Shop Castor Oil Packs on Amazon. How to Handle Psoriasis Recommended Supplements and Tools: Golden Thread Supreme – SHOP HERE Melia Supreme – SHOP HERE Klenz+ – SHOP HERE Red Light Therapy- SHOP HERE Cir Q Tonic – SHOP HERE Quinton Isotonics – Fullscript Fish Oil - Fullscript Gastro Digest – SHOP HERE

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody. Welcome to this week's episode of Red Pill Your Healthcast. My name is Dr. Charlie Faganholz here with Lauren Johnson. And we're going to continue with some Q&A this week. We got five questions. And let's get it rolling. So the first question that we are going to start off with was someone emailed in or not emailed. They filled out the question box that is on our Instagram page.
0:25.0	If you have not followed our Instagram page, if you have not followed our Instagram page,
0:26.5	if you're going to fill your health gas, please do so.
0:28.8	Now, first question, low white blood cell count.
0:32.3	The person says that they know they have a gallbladder issue and they for sure know that
0:36.2	their spleen is mildly enlarged.
0:38.5	So what can we do to increase white blood cell count? Now, first thing I will say is we like to
0:44.7	see white blood cell count between five and eight. Some people will say five and seven point five.
0:48.9	I think that's valid as well, but five to eight is a good range. If it's above an eight,
0:53.7	there is a active infection. If it is below five, there is a good range. If it's above an eight, there is a active infection. If it is
0:56.3	below five, there is a chronic infection and chronic inflammation. So knowing that, we can talk
1:03.5	about some of the things in general that help increase the white blood cell count. And what's
1:09.7	interesting is this person said they have a spleen that's mildly enlarged.
1:13.3	And my go-to when patients have low white blood cell count is to use verveda immune armor,
1:17.7	which has spleen, thymus, and lymph tissue in it.
1:22.3	Also the biggest thing that I find in chronically suppressed white blood cell count is either
1:26.3	viruses or mold.
1:28.3	And viruses love to attack the liver and spleen.
1:32.6	Now, they say they think they have a gallbladder issue.
1:34.5	Gallbladder and liver are very intertwined.
1:36.7	So they can be affecting both.
1:38.0	So my guess is that there would be a viral pattern somewhere if you did frequency testing
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