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Explore physical, emotional, and medicine-related causes of erection difficulties.

Review fertility, red blood cells, and other questions to raise about testosterone injections.

Prepare a clear set of questions about testosterone results, goals, options, and follow-up.

Explore how your health history affects a conversation about estradiol or hormone therapy.

…ded with these with acetaminophen or other drugs, it has an inflammatory response and that's where we take a look at the genetics around that as well. Do these individuals have any of the gene snips for homocyine? If you have MTHFR or CBS, …

Explore RAD50, the MRE11–RAD50–NBS1 (MRN) complex, DNA double-strand breaks, genomic stability, and related DNA-repair and antioxidant pathways.

… of results. Your second page, if you get the redox, is the antioxidant protection assay. [music] Uh, and this is the redox page of the results. And so, this shows, I forgot to explain one thing. When we do this test, [music] the way that t…

Dr. Purser shares his clinical perspective on homocysteine, methylation, and inflammatory patterns.

Dr. Purser explains how certain environmental chemicals can trigger major inflammatory events in infants and young children—events that may contribute to autism in some cases.

The real root of fibromyalgia? It’s not just pain — it’s copper. We’ve uncovered that fibromyalgia is often driven by genetic mutations (like CBS, GAD1, GAD2) that affect how your body handles copper. The copper builds up in your blood but never makes it into your cells — leading to widespread pain, inflammation, and migraines.

…ocyine. Homocyine is a peculiar molecule because it's a pro-inflammatory molecule in our body, but it's something that we make in every cell and throughout our body. Homocyine is one of our natural mechanisms to help promote healing in cert…

…if your cytoines are zero, you're happy. You don't have any pain or inflammation. Usually by your 40s or 50s, you're feeling all this massive pain, inflammation. I think it's a big I don't know how big a problem it's going to be with fibrom…