THE PURSER WELLNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA
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What’s searchable?… I'm going to say about the patient, but he had significant cardiovascular disease, which was surprising. I've seen several cases like this um over the years obviously because of homoyine, but um he had interesting findings. He had a um a d…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…ular health, and differences between approaches to clotting risk. Understand the connection PAI-1, encoded by SERPINE1, helps regulate the breakdown of clots by inhibiting tissue and urokinase plasminogen activators. The 4G/5G promoter var…
… out of the realm for me usually other than the 10 years of cardiovascular research I did down in California um and we didn't even look at homoyine down there we didn't know we didn't know what it was really like most people most doctors uh…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage… out of the realm for me usually other than the 10 years of cardiovascular research I did down in California. Um and we didn't even look at homoyine down there. We didn't know we didn't know what it was really like most people most doctors.…
Searchable captionsRead matching passage…than from the homoyine. The homocyine will kill you. It's a cardiovascular waste product. Um and um so that's one of the things I look for. There are 17 snips that will cause that. 17 snips. If homozygous, they're all methylation snips. If …
Searchable captionsRead matching passageThe MTHFR gene mutation can lead to a variety of symptoms and health conditions. Some of the top symptoms and associated conditions related to MTHFR: 📍Cardiovascular Diseases: This includes conditions such as blood clots, stroke, and heart
…are they have it. Given that Prediabetes puts you at a high risk of developing Diabetes (as well as Heart Disease and Stroke) this all adds up to what is being called “the Diabetes Epidemic”. Thankfully, lifestyle factors such as diet and e…
…l! This test measures the number of LDL particles to assess risk for heart disease. This test provides a further and more comprehensive assessment for cardiovascular risk than standard lipid panel calculations or measurements. Just go to …
…o called: Apolipoprotein E Lipid transport and brain-health risk APOE encodes a protein that carries lipids between cells. The familiar APOE e2, e3 and e4 groupings depend on the combination of rs429358 and rs7412, not on either marker read…
…. Putting the pieces together Dr. Purser connects NOS3 with cardiovascular function. DDAH1 is a useful neighboring lesson because it helps clear ADMA, a molecule that inhibits nitric oxide synthase. Blood pressure, metabolic health, kidney …
…s active atherosclerosis. Compare the clinical picture with cardiovascular risk factors and any measured inflammatory findings. A question to bring to your visit What distinguishes a genetic recruitment tendency from evidence of current vas…
…eces together Dr. Purser places CETP in his cholesterol and cardiovascular teaching. Follow the connection through measured lipids, family history and overall cardiovascular risk. A SNP does not by itself select a CETP inhibitor or establis…
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