🧬 Got MTHFR or other gene mutations?
The real damage they cause isn’t just genetic—it’s through intracellular vitamin deficiencies. These SNPs block absorption or increase your needs, and that’s why your ancestors got sick. Start with a CMA
🔥 One of the most powerful nutrients you’ve never heard of?
Phosphatidylcholine.
It builds the walls of your cells, protects your gut lining, supports nerve function, and even helps your body make bile. If you have a PEMT gene mutation, yo
🧬 Dealing with Crohn’s or ulcerative colitis?
These conditions are heavily influenced by inflammatory cytokines your body makes during stress and poor autophagy. Research shows that glutathione can help regulate and calm those cytokines—but
🧬 Most people think antioxidants come from food—but your body is supposed to make its own.
If you’re constantly exhausted, inflamed, or aging fast, your antioxidant systems (like glutathione, catalase, and SOD) may be crashing. A CMA with
🥑 Think you’re eating healthy… but still in pain? You might be copper toxic. Avocados, spinach, nuts, seeds—even “superfoods” are loaded with copper. If you’ve got certain genes (like CBS or GAD1/2), your body can’t process it properly, and
Moving on up! We’ve just moved into our new offices! Still in Pleasant Grove but our new address is:
Purser Wellness
2315 W 700 S Suite J
Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
New services will be offered soon too! Can’t wait to share our continued gr
👨⚕️ What kind of doctor is Dr. Purser?
He’s an MD with decades of experience — not a naturopath — but uses a natural, root-cause approach backed by research, 30+ books, and clinical results. Pharmaceuticals have their place, but his focus
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