Let’s explore “Methylation, methionine, and transsulfuration: follow the connections”

… a different molecule again. Dr. Purser proposes biological connections among them. Reading them as a panel of clues is more useful than treating any one as a complete explanation for the others. Keep in mind These tests measure different …

Chapter 14: Homocysteine Elevation, Inflammatory Markers, Transsulfuration Pathway Disruption, and Toxicant Exposures in Genetic Hyperhomocysteinemia Homocysteine and environmental exposures Why this matters Separate questions about toxin…

…toimmune cause of hypothyroidism; thyroid problems can also follow surgery, radiation or certain medicines. Knowing the cause helps make sense of monitoring rather than treating every abnormal result as the same condition. Keep in mind Old…

…what an unexpected result would lead to next. Keep in mind Follow the preparation instructions given by your ordering clinician and laboratory. Never stop a medicine because of an old test guide. A question for your next conversation What…

… the imaging method, study population, comparison group and follow-up period. It should not be converted into a general promise to “clean out” arteries. Keep in mind “Clean out your arteries” is a catchy title, not a promise to reverse pla…

…every form of copper in the body. Dr. Purser connects NAT2, methylation and antioxidant pathways with this model. A response to a dietary change does not by itself confirm copper toxicity or a genetic cause of fibromyalgia. The model remain…