Medicine Blog | Walsh Biotypes, Methylation & Nutrient Therapy

Functional Medicine Blog on Methylation & Nutrient Therapy

These posts were prepared for patients and readers to better understand methylation, nutrient therapy, inflammation, and metabolic health per the Second Opinion Physician practice application of the Walsh Protocol.

Bringing scientific, yet relevant explanations of methylation, inflammation, nutrient imbalances, and metabolic therapies to have a better understanding of mood and behavior issues pertaining to undermethylation, the methylation pathway, copper overload, glutamate sensitivity, mitochondrial repair, therapeutic diets. Each post is designed to make complex biochemistry understandable and applicable to your unique protocol and nutritional needs.

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Kidney Detoxification, Elevated SAH and Methylation

How Kidney Detoxification May Improve Methylation The kidneys do far more than filter blood. They

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Five Epigenetic Biotypes of Undermethylation | Beyond MTHFR

The Five Epigenetic Biotypes of Undermethylation Dr. William Walsh identified five major biochemical biotypes associated

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Walsh Toxic Overload Biotype: Elevated SAH, Zinc and the SAHH Bottleneck

Elevated SAH, Zinc and the SAH Hydrolase Pathway Dr. William Walsh’s interpretation of elevated SAH

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Undermethylation, Autism & Mitochondria

Undermethylation, Autism & Mitochondrial Dysfunction: The Epigenetic Connection Undermethylation and autism may intersect with mitochondrial

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William J. Walsh, PhD and the Walsh Research Institute, founders of the Walsh Protocol and biochemical nutrient therapy approach
William J. Walsh and the Walsh Research Institute

William J. Walsh and the Walsh Research Institute Dr. William J. Walsh’s path into biochemical

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Healthy Diet for OCD & Depression

HEALTHY DIET FOR OCD AND DEPRESSION: A DIET AND RECIPE FOR MITOCHONDRIAL SUPPORT This diet

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Histamine Intolerance vs High Histamine

Histamine Intolerance or High Histamine? DAO, Mast Cells and Undermethylation Histamine symptoms may come from

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Low Zinc Copper Ratio: Causes, Anxiety, ADHD and Dementia

Low Zinc and Copper Imbalance: Causes, Anxiety, ADHD and Brain Effects Low zinc can affect

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Low-Glycemic Mediterranean Diet

Low-Glycemic Mediterranean Diet for Depression, Bipolar Disorder and Metabolic Health A practical whole-food eating plan

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Mastering Histamine Intolerance:

Low-Histamine Diet and DAO Foods: What to Eat, Avoid and Try First A low-histamine diet

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High Basophils: Causes, Histamine Symptoms and Blood Test Meaning

High Basophils: Causes, Histamine Symptoms and Blood Test Meaning A high basophil result often reflects

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Metallothionein MT Promoter Therapy
MT Promoter for Alzheimer’s | Metallothionein, Copper & Zinc

Treatment of Alzheimer’s with MT Promoter How William J. Walsh’s MT Promoter Supports Metallothionein, Copper-Zinc

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Low Ceruloplasmin and Free Copper

Low Ceruloplasmin: Symptoms, Causes, Free Copper Calculation & How to Increase It Low ceruloplasmin can

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SAH, Methylation, and Mood

What Causes Undermethylation: Understanding Elevated SAH vs. Low SAM The SAM-to-SAH ratio is important, but

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Glutamate and OCD: NMDA Receptors, Ketamine & Undermethylation

SECOND OPINION SERIES Glutamate and OCD: Why Intrusive Thoughts Become “Stuck” OCD is usually discussed

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