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Gene referenceSep 23, 2026
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IL6 encodes interleukin-6, a cytokine involved in immune responses and acute-phase signaling. It can appear in discussions of infection, chronic inflammation and metabolic health, with effects that depend on the context. Also called: IL-6, …

Learning essentialsSep 23, 2026
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Follow Dr. Purser’s teaching on folate, B12, sulfur pathways and antioxidant support around homocysteine.

Report teachingSep 16, 2026
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Explore multiple sclerosis (MS), central nervous system inflammation, myelin, symptoms, and related immune signals. Understand the connection Multiple sclerosis involves immune-mediated injury to myelin and other nervous-system structures.…

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🌾 Why has gluten intolerance exploded since the 1970s? It’s not just the bread. In my latest blog I lay out the clear timeline: Roundup (glyphosate) was introduced in 1974… and the rise in celiac disease and gluten sensitivity has tracked

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VARS Glutathione Capsules – Real Protection, Real Results Most glutathione supplements fail—they’re either oxidized (inactive) or broken down before they can be absorbed. That’s why we created VARS Glutathione Capsules: a patented, validat

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Top 5 Benefits of Frankincense: 1. Anti-Inflammatory Effects: Frankincense oil has strong anti-inflammatory properties which are beneficial in reducing inflammation associated with various skin conditions, such as acne or eczema. This mak…

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Top 5 Benefits of Frankincense: Anti-Inflammatory Effects: Frankincense oil has strong anti-inflammatory properties which are beneficial in reducing inflammation associated with various skin conditions, such as acne or eczema. This makes …

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WHAT DOES A defective MTHFR gene structure do to you? 1. It causes a reduction in the production of the critical MTHFR enzyme, causing methylation to occur at only 40% of a healthy body’s capacity, or even as much as 70% of its capacity

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WHAT DOES A defective MTHFR gene structure do to you? 1. It causes a reduction in the production of the critical MTHFR enzyme, causing methylation to occur at only 40% of a healthy body’s capacity, or even as much as 70% of its capacity

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