…t down for you. So, your MTHFR gene helps your body process folate, [music] a B vitamin that's super important for things like making DNA, energy, and keeping your heart healthy. You've got two copies of this gene, one from your mom and one…
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What’s searchable?…at that's what you pay me to do. So, I'll look at intraator vitamins first. Usually, it's really helpful. You ought to see the things I see. It's crazy. But we said, wouldn't you agree, Jackson? I see severe lipoic acid deficiencies. Severe…
Read matching passageIf a young woman in her 20s or 30s stops menstruating, it’s rarely true menopause—it’s usually due to pituitary damage or vitamin deficiencies. True menopause timing is best predicted by when her mother or sisters experienced it Info: http://www.DanPurserMD.com Supplements: https://www.PhysicianDesigned.com Books: https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00BIKSGVQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/danpursermd Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PhysicianDesigned Twitter: https://twitter.com/realdanpursermd YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/danpursermd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danpurser.md Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/danpursermd
Read matching passage…m you have a 15fold higher likelihood of developing choline deficiency organ dysfunction. So, it's a lot like PEMT, which we deal with all the time. I get four of those cases a day. And um and it causes hypatic steattosis which is nash and …
Read matching passage…m you have a 15fold higher likelihood of developing choline deficiency organ dysfunction. So, it's a lot like PEMT, which we deal with all the time. I get four of those cases a day. And um and it causes hypatic steattosis which is nash and …
Read matching passage…u have one of these MTHFR snips, that really has to do with folate production, folate manufacturing, folate, just the way folate's used throughout our cells. [music] But, it's not the end- all beall for everything folate. We're really talki…
Read matching passage…u have one of these MTHFR snips, that really has to do with folate uh production, folate manufacturing, folate just the way folate's used throughout our cells, [music] but it's not the end- all beall for everything folate. We're really talk…
Read matching passage… uh with our vars sod and our vars catalyst as well as vars vitamin C, right? And so all of these fall under that same category of what are truly functional antioxidants. And so when we put the VARS name on there and we got that trademarked…
Read matching passage… primary care physician in your area, that it's not a rolin deficiency, and you're knowledgeable to know it's not from a lack of dietary impetamines, too. So, you want to get the vitamin panel for that reason. Number two, you're a mom and y…
Read matching passage…. Thickens hair a lot for women if you don't have any weird vitamin deficiencies, which is the most common cause of women's hair loss. Um, I don't believe in um, what do they call that where the women lose their hair? They have some weird a…
Read matching passage…, so you're covering that. It could be that you're covering vitamin deficiencies, which would be a more appropriate treatment or therapy to bring your own testosterone production up. Um, and um, it just could be a lot of other things. You c…
Read matching passage…e? This is a good question. MTHFR, the methylation cycle of folate, leads to all kinds of downstream effects, such as a lessening ability to create enough cellular energy, ATP. MTHFR is one of these several gene snips that work around in th…
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