Let’s explore “Hirschsprung’s disease & genetics”

If you’re dealing with POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) and constantly feeling dizzy, lightheaded, or weak, it could be more than just your nervous system—it might be intracellular vitamin deficiencies. The top five we see a

Struggling with high blood pressure that just won’t budge—even with multiple meds? 😩💊 It might be due to genetic issues causing high homocysteine 🧬, which can stiffen your arteries through IL-8 and MCP-1 cytokines 🧪🫀. I’ve seen patients dr

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What makes a good MTHFR methylation support product? You need to be careful in finding the right balance of methylating vitamins and genetic hole fillers. Look at MTHFR Daily from Physician Designed for the best one in the world.

What are the top vitamin deficiencies I see with MTHFR and methylation issues? Watch to the end to find out!

Top genes to keep an eye out for - homocysteine related genes, PEMT, and VDR. GET THESE ALL IN CHECK! If they are out of whack you’re gonna have a lot of problems, but we can address them. Get genetic testing and and Intracellular nutrient

Folate - everyone needs it, but not all need the same version of it. Look at your genes, FOLR, and other methylation genes to determine which one you need.

What is MTHFR and how does it affect you? At its root it has to do with energy production within your cells. If you can process the energy production molecules correctly, you will always be lagging. Depending on the GENE SNP you have, your

What genes coordinate with your intake of folate? The FOLR 1, 2, 3 genes are responsible for the absorption of folate in its different forms. Based on your SNPs for these genes, you may have better affect using different forms of folate. Wh

What is Serine good for? Did you know that serine is part of what makes up your cellular membranes throughout your body, especially the ones in your brain? Serine, and phosphatidylserine, are INCREDIBLY important for neuroprotective health.

Homocysteine - a very difficult molecule to keep in balance if you have genetic errors that affect your methylation and transsulfuration pathway. What does that even mean? You aren’t processing glutathione correctly but you can mitigate its