THE PURSER WELLNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA
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What’s searchable?…arms you. It's the interlucan 8 IL-8 that harms you. You need to follow your IL8. Any lab test now you can get them there. If you're wondering where your IL8 level is and you're taking three or four or five glutathione bars glutathione a da…
Searchable captionsRead matching passageWhat about what's the second most common symptom that you see indicates that they need testing? Anxiety. Anxiety. Um, a new onset anxiety is unusual because usually you've either had genetic anxiety from when you were a small child on and y…
Searchable captionsRead matching passageMost people have never heard of homocysteine , yet this small molecule may hold the key to understanding inflammation, cardiovascular disease, neurological problems, and many chronic conditions. For decades, homocysteine was viewed as a tox…
Understand the gene and enzyme discussed in Dr. Purser’s DAO report. Understand the connection AOC1 encodes diamine oxidase, or DAO, which helps break down histamine outside cells, including in the digestive tract. This is different from D…
Go beyond calcium in Dr. Purser’s discussion of mineral status. Understand the connection Bone mineral is built largely from calcium and phosphorus, while magnesium and other nutrients help regulate the processes that maintain bone. Bone s…
Provides structure for bones and teeth and supports muscle and nerve signaling. Also called: Calcium What it does Provides structure for bones and teeth and supports muscle and nerve signaling. Possible deficiency symptoms Long-term low int…
A compound involved in cell-membrane signaling. Also called: Inositol One nutrient, more than one teaching context Inositol comes up in discussions of nervous-system support alongside magnesium, amino acids, and omega fats. It may also come…
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…
Are forms of vitamin K2, a family involved in activation of vitamin K-dependent proteins. Also called: MK-4 & MK-7 What it does Are forms of vitamin K2, a family involved in activation of vitamin K-dependent proteins. Possible deficiency sy…
An amino acid used in protein synthesis and other metabolic processes. Also called: Serine An amino acid with two pathway connections Serine connects with both sulfur handling and folate chemistry. It comes up when discussing the route from…
ADIPOQ encodes adiponectin, a hormone released by fat tissue that participates in insulin sensitivity and fat metabolism. Its name often appears in discussions of triglycerides, body composition and metabolic health. Also called: Adiponecti…
The genetic-architecture chapter explains that S-adenosylmethionine (SAM) donates methyl groups and becomes S-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH). Also called: Adenosylhomocysteinase Methyl-group use leaves another molecule behind The genetic-archit…
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