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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.

Ozone Therapy for Detoxification

Ozone Therapy: A Controversial Yet Promising Treatment Despite its potential benefits, ozone therapy remains a

Benzodiazepine Withdrawal

Dr. Ashton, DR, FRCP, is an Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psycho-pharmacology at the University of

Foods and Supplements that Lower Plasma Histamine Levels

Foods and Antigens that Typically Raise Intestinal and Plasma Histamine Histamine rich foods: Foods that

What Are Histamines?

Inflammatory markers that also tell us about serotonin, dopamine and methylation status There are two

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