Category: Epigenetic Biotypes
Articles in this section explain
five distinct ways methylation can become impaired, moving beyond a
single-gene explanation and connecting laboratory patterns with practical
nutrient and metabolic considerations.
Rhonda Patrick, PhD. Interviews Dale Bredesen MD Alzheimers
This video interviews Dale E. Bredesen, M.D., a neurology professor at the Easton Laboratories for [...]
Mast Cell Activation Disorder – MCAD – Signs and Symptoms
Because of the widespread anomalies that exist in so many tissues, relating to mast cell, [...]
Mast Cell Activation Disorder – Lab Testing and Diagnosis
Diagnosis of Mast Cell Activation Disorder is made by Lab Testing and Review of Symptoms [...]
Epigenetic Benefits of ALA in Treatment of Cancer
Extensively published researcher and clinician, Dr Berkson utilizes high doses of racemic ALA (IV and Orally) [...]
Toxic Elements Biotype
This is an excellent summary of toxic elements and oxidative stressors due to heavy metals. [...]
Cause and Therapy Options for Autism
Focus on detoxification, immune status and brain biochemistry A leaky gut syndrome is an inflammatory [...]
The Epigenetic Theory of Autism
The following was taken from an intereview with Dr Walsh by Dan E Burns [...]