THE PURSER WELLNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA

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Ever remember something I said in a video but have no idea which video it was?

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…find the subjects that matter to you. MTHFR. Homocysteine. Cytokines. Nutrients. Antioxidants. These conversations connect. Now you have a place to explore those connections at your own pace. Search a topic. Watch a video. Read an articl…

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…connects TLR4 activation with NF-κB signaling, inflammatory cytokines, and the relationship between gut-barrier function and systemic immune activity. A genetic entry, soluble CD14 result, and evidence of infection describe different aspect…

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Every woman with PCOS I’ve ever tested has a homocysteine problem...

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…r — it’s a toxic byproduct that drives inflammation through cytokines like MCP-1 and IL-8, damaging blood vessels and disrupting hormones. Dr. Purser’s research found up to 17 genetic SNPs that can keep homocysteine high — and whether you h…

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