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InstagramFeb 24, 2022
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I will be going over my OWN CMA test results! Ask me ANY & ALL questions you have about the all-new CMA (Cellular Micronutrient Assay) testing! STUMP ME! I DARE YOU! See you this Sunday, 2/27, at 7 PM MST! Use the link in bio for event de

FacebookFeb 23, 2022
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Hmmmmmm... Who's ready for another Facebook Live this weekend? Ask me ANY & ALL questions you have about the all-new CMA (Cellular Micronutrient Assay) testing! STUMP ME! I DARE YOU! I will also be going over MY OWN RESULTS! So tune in

FacebookFeb 7, 2022
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ONLY ONE HOUR UNTIL MY FACEBOOK LIVE ON [THE 20 REASONS WHY YOU NEED TO GET A CELL SCIENCE SYSTEMS “(INTRA)CELLULAR MICRONUTRITION ASSAY”] Here are 5 more reasons why you need this test. If you want the other 10 we will tell you how to d

Health BlogMay 12, 2021
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Many vitamins and minerals go through the methylation cycle meaning a methyl group is added to a molecule to turn it into its active form. Individuals with MTHFR and other genetic methylation errors are unable to efficiently create the methylated versions of those certain vitamins and minerals. Those with MTHFR specifically cannot make enough 5-MTHF, an activated form of folate, which in turn prohibits the ability to methylate other vitamins. These errors can lead to a number of cellular deficiencies which can cause chronic fatigue, anxiety, depression (BASICALLY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A SLUG) and

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