THE PURSER WELLNESS LIBRARY
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What’s searchable?…hese are trauma (pituitary or testicular) nutrition, and/or genetic. Finding the root reason of low testosterone and increasing levels naturally is critical. Using testosterone shots or creams should be your last result. Dr. Purser sees man…
…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…
…antly in certain situations such as social events, uncontrollable events, and loneliness just to mention a few. With everyone that suffers from anxiety, a ‘trigger’ can come from different life events. I recently added a supplement called G…
…nerally, I take a one- or two-hour long history, then check labs. If a clear cause for their low testosterone ( Hypogonadism ) does not become apparent from their lab results or history, I suggest a SpectraCell™ Nutritional panel. It is not…
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…al. A useful reading question is whether a study measured a laboratory change or an actual health outcome. A marker, a mechanism and an outcome Three different questions run through the history in this chapter. A marker is something resear…
…nt improves patient outcomes. Read it alongside your actual laboratory results and the clinical context. A question for your next conversation What other information would help interpret the result: nutritional status, kidney function, med…
…sations on persistent pain. Pain is an experience, not one laboratory value The source asks how inflammatory signals might influence pain pathways. A mechanism can explain why researchers investigate a connection without establishing that …
…s chapter relates homocysteine to clotting and inflammatory laboratory markers. Follow the connections The source discusses endothelial function, oxidative stress, platelet activation, coagulation and fibrinolysis. It compares D-dimer with…
…nt improves patient outcomes. Read it alongside your actual laboratory results and the clinical context. A question for your next conversation Was the actual product and delivery route studied, or only the molecule in an experimental syste…
…n Did the intervention improve health outcomes, or only the laboratory number? MTHFR Makes an enzyme that helps produce a form of folate used in the processing of homocysteine. Common variants are different from rare variants that cause se…
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