Below are steps you can do right away that are under your control to prevent colon cancer: Have a free FOBT from state cancer society Have a colonoscopy performed Eat more fiber Eat less red meat Eat less barbecued red meat Eat your veggies Take CoQ10 supplementation Take Vitamin D3 5,000 iu/day Take fish oil 2500 mg/day Lose weight! Exercise regularly 1-4-7 Stop smoking Contact us at (801) 796-7667 or info@danpursermd.com for help. Check back often for the newest updates!
…volve and I keep evolving all the time. Um, I see probably 14 or 15 patients a day for genetics. You'd think I'd see. And if we take all comers, I mean, we try and help everyone. I do root cause medicine. Uh, and I'm apparently really good …
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…lzheimer’s Association estimates that number may grow to 12.7 million unless something changes drastically. And while research is still evolving, evidence is strong that people can reduce their risk of cognitive decline by making key lifest…
… it’s not only men who are affected. In fact, men represent 49% of deaths from heart disease, whereas women represent 51%. Here are some more jaw dropping facts on women and heart disease: A woman dies of heart disease in Canada every 20 mi…
… Americans with three or more chronic illnesses jumped from 7% to 13%. In just nine years food allergies skyrocketed along with disorders such as autism, reproductive disorders, and digestive problems. Although there is not sufficient resea…
This report overview covers Toll-like receptor 4, lipopolysaccharide (LPS), HMGB1, innate immune sensing, and the inflammatory pathways discussed in the report.
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This episode is special. Here we have 4 women discussing their journey of Thriving with Fibro while following the Purser Protocols for Fibromyalgia. Over the years, a community has grown and support each other.
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