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Everyone talks about MTHFR. But what if that is only one piece of the puzzle? MTHFR helps process folate, while MTR helps recycle homocysteine back into methionine with the help of vitamin B12. Two genes. Different roles. One interco

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Discover the glutathione and homocysteine connection and learn why personalized testing may provide valuable information to discuss with your healthcare professional. Find out more and discover the wellness help you have been looking for a

What if your homocysteine level is telling you more than you realize? When kidney function declines, homocysteine levels often rise because the kidneys play an important role in its metabolism and clearance. In people with chronic kidney d

Is an IV really the best way to support your glutathione levels? Many people assume that if something is delivered through an IV it must automatically be better. But is that always true? The real conversation is not just about pills ver

Could an overlooked lab marker be providing valuable insight into your health? Understanding your homocysteine level may help you and your healthcare provider identify opportunities to support cardiovascular health, healthy methylation, an

Why are so few people talking about homocysteine when discussing autism? While conversations around autism often focus on behaviors and symptoms, some researchers and wellness professionals have explored whether underlying biochemical fact

🙌 We're Back on the Main Dan Purser MD Facebook Page! Hey everyone! We wanted to give you a quick update. You may have seen our post letting you know we are back after losing access to our main Dan Purser MD Facebook page for the past wee

Hey everyone, Dr. Dan Purser here from Purser Wellness. 👋 We were recently deplatformed on our old page after sharing new homocysteine research findings related to ASD, ADHD, cytokines, and conditions like polymyalgia rheumatica. We lost ac

Dr. Dan Purser here with an important update from Purser Wellness. Earlier this week we were deplatformed on a major platform right after discussing groundbreaking findings from our homocysteine research — particularly its connections to ASD, ADHD, cytokine issues, and inflammatory conditions like polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR). Despite losing access to our old page (and nearly 200,000 followers), we’re back stronger with a brand new official page! ✅ Follow our new official Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/purserwellness We’re keeping things focused and continuing our important work on root-cause wellness, intracellular nutrient deficiencies, genetics, glutathione/SOD balance, and more. ### Where to Stay Connected: - Substack (Daily research articles & in-depth content): https://substack.com/PurserWellness or https://danpursermd.substack.com - YouTube – Live streams and full recordings will continue here (plus TikTok, Instagram, and podcast platforms) Dr. Purser’s message is clear: We will not stop the research. “I’ll quit when I die… and maybe not even then.” If you’ve been following our work on homocysteine, MTHFR, cytokine problems, hormone optimization, and functional medicine protocols, please: - Like and follow the new Facebook page - Subscribe to Substack - Share this video with friends and patients who need this information Thank you for your incredible support during this transition. Your follows and shares help us keep delivering the cutting-edge research no one else is doing. 👉 New Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/purserwellness Purser Wellness Root-Cause Medicine • Genetics • Homocysteine Research danpursermd.com #DrDanPurser #PurserWellness #Homocysteine #FunctionalMedicine #RootCauseHealth #CytokineResearch #ASD #ADHD #MTHFR

Ever looked at your CMA with Redox results and felt confused by the two pages? I just broke it down simply — what each page actually measures, why “highly protective” on the antioxidant page is a deficiency signal, and how we turn it into y