Let’s explore “CMA, redox, and energy: understanding nutrient patterns”

PURSER WELLNESSWho is Jackson Larkin?A conversation with Dr. Purser

…s. Uh I have loved the intracellular testing that we do the CMA. It gives us such a clear picture of what we're dealing with with each individual patient. And that's where I love that we get to build individual customized nutrient plans for…

PURSER WELLNESSEnding Fibromyalgia - AMAZING Success StoriesA conversation with Dr. Purser

…ays. Uh Dr. Perser ran a special on his um genetic and micronutrient testing. He did like a package deal where you could buy the testing and you got a one-on-one consultation with him to go over all the testing and for him to, you know, tel…

MTHFR is one of the most studied genetic SNPs, with the two main variants being C677T and A1298C. These changes reduce the body’s ability to process folate and make energy, leaving people exhausted and deficient in key nutrients. Specialize

Ever looked at your genetic report and felt overwhelmed by all the “SNPs”? 🧬 These small DNA changes can impact how well your body produces energy, detoxifies, and handles inflammation. Think of them like typos in your genetic recipe—some d

…ged hair loss can signal deeper issues. Often, it’s tied to nutrient deficiencies—especially low copper, zinc, or B vitamins—that get depleted during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Addressing these deficiencies through proper testing and targ…

🧪 Blood tests don’t tell the whole story. Standard serum testing only shows what’s floating in your blood at that moment—not what’s actually inside your cells where nutrients do their work. That’s why I use intracellular testing (CMA)—it r

PURSER WELLNESSLive with Dan Purser MD - Updates on Purser WellnessA conversation with Dr. Purser

…summer there. Yeah. Okay. First question. Why do you do the CMA intracellular testing? I I deal in root causes and it's a great place to start. I see all these highle tests like like MMA testing all kinds of weird amino acids and stuff like…

🧬 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

🧬 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

🚨 Tired? Foggy? Achy? 🚨 You might be missing something big—and your standard blood test won't catch it. 👀 We’re talking about the CMA (Cellular Micronutrient Assay)—a super-accurate test that looks inside your cells to find deficiencies in

Been put on psych meds but still not feeling better? 😟 The real issue might not be a need for Prozac or amitriptyline—it could be a vitamin deficiency like low B12, folate, CoQ10, or lithium. 🧬 Fix the deficiencies first with a CMA with Red

If you’re homozygous for the MTRR gene, especially double homozygous, there’s a good chance your body can’t make enough SAMe—a compound critical for mood, energy, and methylation. 🧬 For many with this mutation, taking SAMe can feel like fli