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FacebookJan 11, 2024
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MTHFR, MTRR, MTR, ACHY, and COMT. These are the big 5 genetic SNPs that Gary Brecka and team look at. Its a great start but there are SO MANY more genes to look at to get the full picture. PEMT, GAD, SOD, NAT to name just a couple more. Y

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PCOS and MTHFR Over the last year I have discovered that PCOS patients always have significant methylation errors (such as bad MTHFR) and also inflammatory errors. Please consider getting the Pro7 genetic test kit from my danpursermd.com/g

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… I was down at USC doing cardiology pituitary endocrinology research with that really smart team of guys, people and women and whatever led by a US assistant surgeon general. Actually, there was a woman on our team. Sorry about that. This i…

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YouTubeJun 3, 2026
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…ay, I won't say by who because we had posted a video on our research on ADHD kids in the genetics we're saying. Apparently that's not allowed to be discussed. So I'm going to ask you because that's a big loss of a platform for us and you'll…

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…what we concluded after 10 years of pituitary endocrinology research looking at the data n Patel and chinron and I discuss this all the time and no gem anyway we all talked about this all the time trying to figure this out and looking at th…

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