…min C will. It's an antioxidant that exists in almost every cell of your body as well as floating. You should you're in deep trouble. Yeah. Right along the the electron transport chain in the mitochondria. Glutathione is one of the critical…
CXCL13 is a chemokine that attracts cells expressing CXCR5, including B cells. This pairing helps organize immune-cell traffic in lymphoid tissues and some chronic inflammatory settings.
Also called:
Guiding B cells to organized immune sit…
Helps hemoglobin carry oxygen and supports many cellular processes.
Also called: Iron
Energy is not enough reason to add iron
Dr. Purser’s course connects iron with oxygen transport and energy while identifying it as a safety-sensitive mine…
…nd antioxidant support. He looks at gene findings alongside blood tests, nutrient results, symptoms, medicines and how a person responds.
There are several questions to consider: Is cysteine available? Can the cells make glutathione? How i…
Homocysteine rarely gets the attention of cholesterol, blood sugar, or blood pressure.
It should.
When homocysteine becomes elevated, it has been associated with cardiovascular disease, stroke, cognitive decline, blood clots, and other he
What if your standard blood work says everything looks normal, but you still do not feel like yourself?
That is where a Cellular Micronutrient Assay, or CMA, can add another piece to the conversation.
Your body depends on vitamins, minera
What if high blood pressure is not something you should simply learn to live with?
Hypertension is often called the silent threat because you can feel completely normal while your blood pressure is putting added strain on your heart and bl
What if the answers you've been searching for aren't found in another prescription—but inside your own cells?
Most lab tests tell you what's circulating in your blood. But what if your cells are telling a different story?
A Cellular Micro
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