The research of Robert K. Naviaux, MD, PhD regarding the cell danger response (CDR) is groundbreaking and is leading to a new system’s biology view. This new system’s biology has the potential to significantly improve current medical paradigms, through recognizing the inherent patterns in how cells behave during periods of danger and stress. The CDR
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The archetype of the wounded healer is that she/he suffers greatly. The healer experiences pain on a deeper level, and often takes on the pain of others, or becomes the scapegoat. The healer inside is a visionary, a seer and an alchemist, and learns to transmute the suffering and pain into medicine for her/himself and
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If you are a healthcare practitioner, join Metabolic Healing founder Michael McEvoy at the The Forum For Integrative Medicine Conference (TFIM) in Seattle, WA, March 7-9, 2019. Michael McEvoy is a researcher and clinician studying the breakthrough mechanisms of complex disease. Michael’s presentation is titled: Joint Hypermobility Syndromes & the Extracellular Matrix: Problems & Solutions.
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Estrogen is a necessary cofactor in the biosynthesis of phosphatidylcholine. Women with low estrogen may be at risk for phosphatidylcholine deficiency. Choline & Estrogen: Menopausal Links In summary: In females, estrogen is a cofactor in the function of PEMT, a gene that biosynthesizes the phospholipid, phosphatidylcholine Due to lower estrogen, post menopausal women may have
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Get more than ancestry out of your 23andMe test results. Explore your genetic strengths and weaknesses and biohack your way back to health. Turn your 23andMe Raw Data File into a Massive Biohacking Expedition Explore your genome Find your weak genetic pathways Reduce your inflammation Learn new ways of using nutritional supplements and herbs Do
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Lyme disease can cause a disruption to collagen. This can lead to many symptoms. Optimize Lyme disease treatments: support your collagen and connective tissue. Lyme disease and associated co-infections have become a pervasive epidemic. More than 300,000 cases of Lyme disease are diagnosed annually in the US, and these numbers are likely significantly under-reporting the
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How many of your patients right now have both MCAS (mast cell activation syndrome) and POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome)? Many I’m sure! Have you determined which came first? You absolutely should. Why? Numerous antihistamine drugs are also anticholinergics. POTS is characterized by dysautonomia and an associated loss of vagus nerve function. If POTS developed
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The RCCX gene cluster on chromosome 6 is one of the most complex regions of the human genome, and one that is likely a major player in chronic disease susceptibility. The RCCX gene region features a series of highly complex and anomalous activities, while the constituent genes in the region confer powerful effects throughout the
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Gilbert’s syndrome is a condition involving a defect in a phase 2 glucuronidation gene known as UGT1a1. The result of this causes elevations in the levels of unconjugated bilirubin. The current scientific consensus is that Gilbert’s is a relatively benign condition. I disagree with that contention. I believe that UGT1A1 genetic polymorphisms are prone towards
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CIRS is also known as ‘chronic inflammatory response syndrome’. CIRS is a term that was created by Ritchie Shoemaker, MD (11) out of the necessity to define the pathology of biotoxin and mold-related illness. CIRS is based upon a series of inflammatory responses to biotoxin exposure, such as mold exposure from water-damaged buildings (11, 12).
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