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YouTubeJun 19, 2025

Why do CMA tests? Because they check vitamin levels in your cells, not just your blood. 🧬

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…ow. So, finding out exactly which deficiencies you have can lead to the reduction of many different symptoms. All of our MTHFR patients once they get on the right right versions of B vitamins, they do so much better. They are able to overco…

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Health BlogMar 13, 2026

The Hidden Molecule Driving Inflammation: Understanding the Purser Model of Homocysteine

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… amplify inflammation throughout the body. This cascade can lead to: vascular injury kidney inflammation oxidative stress blood clot formation neurological damage In other words, homocysteine may act like the smoke alarm, while cytokines ar…

Gene referenceSep 23, 2026

CXCR5

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…al cord. The neurological diagnosis and actual testing must lead the interpretation. A question to bring to your visit What neurological or immune finding makes this pathway relevant to the current evaluation? Variant IDs in the teaching re…

FacebookSep 13, 2026

What if your standard blood work says everything looks normal, but you still do not feel like yourself?

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…hat matters. At Purser Wellness, we believe testing should lead to better questions, greater understanding, and a more personalized conversation about your health. What do these results mean? What deserves a closer look? What has change…

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