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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

…n a little less than 2 1/2 hours at 7PM MST. Will also take follow up questions on fibromyalgia or IC. HERE’S A LIST TO PONDER: KNOWN PROBLEMS WITH BIRTH CONTROL OPTIONS For the sake of this discussion tonight let’s call these Modern Bir…

Explore the subjects in an earlier preventive medicine handbook and follow them into current learning.

…cysteine metabolism. These genes affect pathways involving: methylation folate metabolism redox balance the transsulfuration pathway glutathione production When certain variants occur in a homozygous state , they can significantly increase …

…e one consideration when persistent insomnia is evaluated. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser discusses magnesium, B vitamins, amino acid building blocks, and antioxidant and energy pathways in his sleep teaching. These connections are reasons …

…ne and metabolic discussions but are different substances. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser connects PEMT, folate-related methylation, the liver, and choline availability. He discusses product forms such as Optimal PC and phosphatidylcholine …

…ndrome is one example involving growth-related imprinting. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser’s genetics teaching distinguishes DNA sequence variation from epigenetic regulation. This condition involves a specific growth-control region and is d…

…SAM. Its activity depends on more than one common variant. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser discusses rs4680 and rs4633 alongside regulatory and linked variants such as rs6269, rs4818, rs4646312, and rs165722. He connects COMT with stress res…

…te, B12, and B6 also participate in homocysteine pathways. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser connects B12 with bone-building cells and folate and B6 with methylation and collagen-related metabolism. Elevated homocysteine is one research connec…

…genetic, immune, treatment-related, or unexplained causes. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser explores immune signaling, including IL-17 and other cytokines, in the ovarian environment. These are possible research connections rather than proof …

…from multiple sclerosis and requires specialist diagnosis. Follow the pathway Dr. Purser discusses aquaporin-4 antibodies, astrocytes, complement activity, IL-6, and oxidative stress. These connections describe parts of the inflammatory pr…

…rt of fats from the liver. Also called: Choline More than a methylation nutrient Dr. Purser connects choline with phosphatidylcholine, membranes, liver fat handling, bile and brain function. PEMT is a major teaching link because it contribu…