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…
It is now becoming clear that attempting to test for and correct Vitamin D deficiencies is far more involved than simply looking at levels of 25-hydroxyvitamin D and using supplemental…
I have previously reported on the issue of glutamate excitotoxicity. This article is a brief exploration of GAD1, an important gene that is involved in the conversion of the excitatory…
Learn the Ins and Outs of Blood Chemistry Analysis INTRODUCINGFunctional & Nutritional Blood Chemistry AnalysisAn in-depth training course for health professionals In this course, we will dive DEEP into: Liver…
Welcome! I am so excited to share this incredible information with you. Please take a moment to read all of the information on this page as it will be helpful…
Would you like to learn more about how your genetics affects your health? Scroll down to learn about the Definitive Consumer Education Course on Genetics. Introducing a course that will…
Maximize Your Functional Lab Test Analysis SkillsLearn an intuitive, multi-dimensional approach to assessing multiple lab tests and integrating them into your clinical practice.Causative Factors Develop the investigative skills to identify the…
In 2013 I reported on the potential significance of CBS gene mutations, including the controversy of these mutations, particularly as they relate to the body’s innate detoxification processes. In that…
The amino acid L-glycine is among the simplest amino acids, and is the most used amino acid, biochemically speaking. Deficiencies of glycine may have numerous implications on: digestion, brain and…
A number of genetic mutations have surfaced in recent years, which have been studied in relationship to vaccine injury. This information could help both patients as well as physicians make more…