Let’s explore “Genetic variants / SNP findings — lab reference”

PURSER WELLNESSThink all vitamin C is the same? Not even close. 🧪Most ascorbic acid oxidizes quicklyA conversation with Dr. Purser

…rs liposomaal vitamin C. What's really cool with the bioavailability and the absorbability of this product is that it's only 125 milligs of vitamin C, which per dose, which is a pretty small dose. So, one gummy, 125 millig, but 125 millig o…

PURSER WELLNESSGlutathione is your body’s most powerful antioxidant—and your best natural defense against virusesA conversation with Dr. Purser

… Why is it important? And then we can really understand the genetics behind why you need glutathione in your body. And a lot of people just can't make much of it too clearly because they're genetic snips. They have genetic errors or or muta…

PURSER WELLNESSYou won’t believe what helps with pancreatitis! Phosphatidylcholine!A conversation with Dr. Purser

…ver drank alcohol. All that kind of stuff. You might have a genetic condition called PEMT. You need to look into that. It definitely causes the pancreatitis. I've dealt with several cases now. You can't make phosphotylcholine if you have th…

PURSER WELLNESSIf you have a COMT mutation, your body may not break down estrogen or absorb B12 properly. 😵‍💫A conversation with Dr. Purser

How to supplement for the CompTI genetic air? What do you recommend? You should. It pushes you your estradolon to poor breakdown products that are breast inflammatory. So, you would want to take dim I like the design dimmale. Uh but also uh…

…n, absorption or increased demand might explain several low findings together, instead of automatically adding a separate bottle for each amino acid. What symptoms can—and cannot—tell you A low intake or a laboratory finding is not automati…

…d vitamin A before choosing support. Review diet, vitamin A findings and any BCO1 conversion discussion. Dr. Purser’s conversion teaching makes the form important; it does not mean everyone with a BCO1 marker requires preformed vitamin A. W…

…homocysteine, cytokines, liver/bile context and antioxidant findings. This is a teaching framework for clinician-directed support, not evidence that everyone needs all three products. How supplementation is approached Dr. Purser uses VARS C…

…olerance of fatty meals, stool changes and current nutrient findings. Choline, phosphatidylcholine and phosphatidylserine should not be treated as the same ingredient. The product form and the purpose of the plan matter. How supplementation…

…ders a chromium/vanadium combination when both are relevant findings, while retaining separate limits for vanadium. The test does not replace glucose or HbA1c assessment. What symptoms can—and cannot—tell you There is no established dietary…

…e more copper, and asks about food-associated flares, prior findings and current products. How Dr. Purser connects the pieces This is part of the Purser clinical model, not a diagnosis of copper overload from pain alone. The mineral chapter…

…approached VARS Glutathione is foundational in Dr. Purser’s genetic and redox-support teaching. He considers it with VARS SOD and VARS Catalase, and places the VARS Triad plus MTHFR Daily centrally in his homocysteine/cytokine framework. Th…

…view food intake, sleep/recovery goals and other amino-acid findings before deciding on a separate product. The broader amino-acid pattern may be more useful than treating each result independently. What symptoms can—and cannot—tell you A l…