How Dr. Nathan Bryan ended up in the nitric oxide space?  

 

Nitric Oxide may be the single most important molecule in human physiology. 

 

Our ability to synthesize nitric oxide decreases earlier than age 40.  

 

Determining age-appropriate nitric oxide levels  

 

How nitric oxide is generated into the body and how they get disrupted by Proton Pump Inhibitors  

 

“We eat foods that have nitrate, then the nitrate is broken down by our oral microbiome to nitrite. Nitrite then is swallowed, goes down into the stomach, and then the nitric oxide (NO) is generated there.” 

 

Mouthwash, L-arginine supplementation, and others that disrupt nitric oxide production and its consequences  

 

“The more diverse the oral microbiome, the better the oral hygiene, the better the blood pressure.” 

 

 “We spend more money per capita on health care than any country in the world, and yet we have the sickest people.” –Nathan Bryan 

 

The difference between L-arginine and nitric oxide supplementation.  

 

“Why should patients really think about taking nitric oxide supplements instead of L-arginine supplements?” 

 

“Is there something specific that knocks out the NOS?”  

 

“How do you reestablish that NOS function with just supplementation of nitric oxide?” [21:21] 

 

How do we get more nitric oxide?  

 

“We really are making conscious efforts to try to go to organic because we want to decrease the amounts of glyphosate that we know are very harmful to human physiology. So it looks like it's a tradeoff. So I go to the supplementation route.”  

 

How do we get nitric oxide through supplementation?   

 

• Dosing the nitric oxide supplements  

 

“So while there may not be added benefit by taking more, are we ever worried about toxicity?” 

 

“When we start weaning these patients off of their mouthwash, and their fluoridated toothpaste, they start with the lozenge first.” 

 

“If you breathe correctly and do nasal breathing, it lowers blood pressure.”  

 

There’s a role nitric oxide plays in neurotransmitters.  

 

“The most important thing you can do is restore the production of nitric oxide, because it's clear that your body cannot and will not heal until you get nitric oxide being produced.” 

 

How Nitric oxide plays a role in wounds  

 

Topical nitric oxide  

 

Effect of topical nitric oxide on skin and collagen  

 

How nitric oxide supplementation regulate neurotransmitters  

 

Anti-inflammatory properties of nitric oxide  

 

“Nitric oxide improves circulation, inhibits inflammation, oxidative stress, and immune dysfunction; it gets to the root cause of most, if not all, major chronic diseases.” 

 

Methylene Blue as an antagonist of nitric oxide  

 

Summary of Points  

 

Nitric Oxide plays a role with the GLUT4 transporter and insulin resistance    

 

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrNitric  

Nitric Oxide Serum: https://n1o1.com/ 

Nitric Oxide Innovations: https://www.nitricoxideinnovations.com/  

Nitric Oxide Beetz and Lozenges: https://no2u.com/  

 

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