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PCOS - It’s Genetic

PCOS - It’s Genetic MTHFR or other methylation errors and various vitamin deficiencies lead to you not being able to produce enough progesterone. Signs and Symptoms: 1. Ovarian Cysts are NOT a diagnostic criteria 2. Fatigue 3. High Testo

FacebookJan 26, 2020

WINTER WEIGHT LOSS FACEBOOK LIVE 7PM MST TONIGHT!

WINTER WEIGHT LOSS FACEBOOK LIVE 7PM MST TONIGHT! I go through my list of possible causes for your weight gain and throw all options out there for helping you to get it off. Is it thyroid? Is it MTHFR? Is it laziness (not likely but most

FacebookDec 16, 2019

ADRENAL FATIGUE.

ADRENAL FATIGUE. This is being mentioned and discussed in the fibromyalgia forum and it's been something I needed to cover. So hang on and don't lose your collective minds over this but it's not really a medical diagnosis or actual endocri

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PCOS PCOS PCOS!!!! If you have then please read this.

PCOS PCOS PCOS!!!! If you have then please read this. Step : We confirm you indeed have PCOS (I see it diagnosed incorrectly quite often). Step : I start you on LOTS of natural Progesterone (might be prescription IF Progessence does not sup

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GENETIC TESTING:

GENETIC TESTING: In the video below I share my favorite Genetic Test of all time: the GX Science Pro7 Comprehensive Report! First off, this report is the most inclusive test we offer to learn more about your health - specifically concerning

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