THE PURSER WELLNESS LIBRARY
5 chapters, at your pace
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What’s searchable?…started to come out when my mom passed of breast cancer, followed by her older sister a few years later. I’m the first in my generation to fight cancer and so far, the only one to survive. As long as I keep my anxiety under control my depre…
…for MTHFR especially the C677T error. Super good (but start low go slow). More METALLOTHIONEIN SUPPORT for those who suffer from metal toxicity or fibromyalgia. Supports your copper levels (and other metals) and makes them normal. Don’t bel…
…ll good BONUS TIPS: Optimize thyroid (FT3 & FT4) level Take low dose metformin 50 mg/day Take simvastatin or Crestor Check your MTHFR and COMT genetic status For my #1 bestselling book on this subject click below: The Breast Cancer Patient'…
…steoporosis and HSDD (Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder) or low libido in women. Although testosterone is a male sex hormone important for sexual and reproductive development, it does much the same in women. Female testosterone can be incre…
…Reduced Glutathione is at the heart of all immune functions Low GSH levels are seen in many diseases such as AIDS, advanced diabetes, and cancers. GSH is commonly the most abundant low molecular mass thiol in animal and plant cells. GSH is …
…ngle safety study, does not mandate labeling of GMOs, and allows companies to put their GM foods onto the market without notifying the agency. Its justification was the claim lacked information showing that GM foods were substantially diffe…
…pterin is good. If neopterin is repeatedly high, the BH4 is low. Neopterin is a sensitive marker of cellular mediated immunity. Reduced levels reflect cellular immunity weakening. Increased neopterin occur with infectious, inflammatory, imm…
…ay that appears throughout Dr. Purser’s redox teaching. Follow the connections The discussion spans cysteine and glutathione, oxidative stress, mitochondrial function, protein homocysteinylation and inflammatory signaling. It also consider…
…he thyroid book written for patients and practitioners. Follow the connections The eleven chapters discuss thyroid function, symptoms, monitoring, free T4, nutritional cofactors, essential oils, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, Graves’ disease, re…
…cussion of testosterone, symptoms and testing in women. Follow the connections The source discusses androgen-related symptoms, possible contributing histories, laboratory interpretation and different formulations. It also raises practical …
…bout testosterone evaluation and treatment discussions. Follow the connections The source starts with what “low” means and why a result might be low, then explores disagreements over interpretation and treatment choices. Its useful structu…
… January 2022 discussion of inflammatory bowel disease. Follow the connections The source links its genetic framework with glutathione, probiotics and micronutrient testing. This overview makes those subjects discoverable alongside the gut…
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