…utrition, pre and post-surgery, weight management, burnout, fatigue, depression, mood swings, low vitality, chronic conditions, metabolic syndrome, and nutritional and health status optimization.
The test results are easy to understand and…
…one, but women may have additional symptoms such as extreme fatigue, trouble breathing, and pain across the stomach and upper back. Not recognizing these red flags can also lead to a dangerously delayed or incorrect diagnosis The research t…
…f stress; dissipates once the stressor is no longer present Chronic Insomnia occurs for at least three nights per week for three months or longer; is often the result of long-term stress/anguish and/or a medical condition Insomnia Symptoms …
…o a number of cellular deficiencies which in turn can cause chronic fatigue, anxiety, depression (BASICALLY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A SLUG) and many other common health issues.
Supplementing with the correct forms, these methylated forms, of B…
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2. Interstitial Cystitis appears to be genetic. So is the chronic fatigue (CFS) you feel. Fibromyalgia is most likely genetic too. More on this later.
3. I believe you have genetic errors, with which you were born, that are probably caus…
…“insulin resistance” is VERY indicative of PCOS.
4. Having fatigue or even chronic exhaustion IS indicative of PCOS.
3. Testing to confirm? Thyroid panel, free&total testosterone levels, progesterone level, HgbA1C, CMP, FASTING INSULIN LE…
…ud we’d helped.
“I was suffering so bad from fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, major depressive disorder, and very bad general anxiety that I became disabled when I was 44 years old. I'm a fighter and not a crybaby but that's how bad…
…Take lots of progesterone. And check for and deal with your chronic fatigue causing intracellular vitamin deficiencies (via a Spectracell Micronutrient Panel from https://danpursermd.com/genetics-tests/micronutrient-panel?rq=spectracell%20m…
What if the hardest part of living with chronic pain isn't only the pain itself?
For many people, it's the mental fog.
The constant distraction.
The struggle to concentrate.
The feeling that your mind isn't as sharp as it used to be.
Too many people are told to manage the pain, accept the fatigue, and learn to live around their symptoms.
But accepting your diagnosis does not mean you have to stop searching for ways to better support your body.
The Purser Wellness Fibr
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