The APOE 4/4 genotype (often referred to in literature as “APOE homozygotes” or APOE -/-) carry a significantly increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease and cardiovascular disease. By understanding the deeper…
Preeclampsia in pregnancy is defined by systolic blood pressure levels greater than 140 or diastolic pressure greater than 90. In addition to elevations in blood pressure, other common clinical findings…
The use of iron for anemia may be the wrong approach and even dangerous in some instances. During inflammation and immunological signaling, the body’s utilization of iron can be shifted…
This article was originally published by Holistic Primary Care, Volume 22 No.4; November, 2021. The Holistic Primary Care published article can be viewed at this link. Our ability to link…
CIRS otherwise known as “chronic inflammatory response syndrome”, is a condition defined by Ritchie Shoemaker, MD. CIRS pertains predominantly to the inflammatory response induced by biotoxins, namely mold. There is…
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…
Summer Training SessionsNew Approaches to Complex Illness Presented byMichael McEvoyEducator and Founder of Metabolic Healing Are you working with patients or clients with complex illness? The Summer Training Sessions hosted…
This informative e-book details how abnormal estrogen activity can be a hallmark factor in cancers, auto-immune conditions, and many female gynecological issues. This e-book outlines how genetics, epigenetics (gene expression), methylation…
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,…