Let’s explore “Genetics, CMA and blood tests”

PURSER WELLNESSCopper Toxicity - Lotus LifeA conversation with Dr. Purser

…othionein dysfunction caused by some deficiency and tied to genetics somehow (generally runs runs in families). We used a mild shotgun approach to address those possible deficiencies in the metallothionein (no way to really test for these t…

PURSER WELLNESSLotus Life - Melissa SoriaA conversation with Dr. Purser

… Immune System Functionality. Glutathione covers your white blood cells (resembling a porcupine or blow fish) and these spikes protect white blood cells from viruses trying to kill them off. Viruses such as HIV, Shingles, Herpes, Hepatitis …

PURSER WELLNESSIs a Vitamin Deficiency the Root Cause of Your Problems?From the reading room

…control what I do (and my patient’s willingness to spend on tests) allow me to dig a little deeper. How do men find a vitamin deficiency I love looking at SpectraCell™ Comprehensive Nutritional panels to gather more data – to tell me if a v…

…potential biomarkers rather than simply discussing a single blood test. Inflammation, vessels and scarring The kidney chapter links three ideas: recruitment of inflammatory cells, injury to small blood vessels and fibrosis. Fibrosis means …

…o has established contributors, including diabetes and high blood pressure, which must not disappear from the discussion when a new biochemical model is introduced. Reading with perspective This summary does not establish that VARS Glutath…

… need to specify whether researchers measured skin effects, blood levels or a clinical outcome. Results from one route should not automatically be applied to another. Reading with perspective This chapter discusses product development and …

…ave different value in those settings. When a chapter lists tests or preventive steps, first identify which situation it addresses. That makes the discussion more useful than collecting a large panel without knowing what each result would c…

… systems. Other Purser materials emphasize copper handling, genetics and antioxidant pathways. These are distinct explanatory models, not interchangeable diagnoses. Comparing them can help a reader see how the teaching has developed, but th…

… ask which kind it is. Relief of hot flashes, a change in a blood marker and prevention of cancer are not equivalent outcomes and should not be treated as if one proves the others. Reading with perspective The report dates from 2015. Broad…

…testicular changes, red-cell counts, acne, fluid retention, blood pressure and injection-site problems. It also makes broader comparative claims about formulations. The useful questions are which risks are relevant to your prescription, how…

…ness and stress testing. It lists lipid-lowering medicines, blood-pressure management, thyroid and hormone ideas, glutathione, fasting and other interventions. These are searchable source topics, not a list of endorsed therapies. Ask whethe…

…radiol, oral versus topical routes, timing after menopause, blood pressure, clotting history, Factor V Leiden and cancer history. These topics help organize a conversation about eligibility and individual risk. The history shapes the hormo…