Category: Undermethylation
Undermethylation is a Walsh
biochemical pattern often associated with elevated whole-blood histamine,
reduced methyl donor activity and characteristic symptom patterns. Articles
in this section discuss laboratory confirmation, neurotransmitter effects,
nutrient priorities and substances that may worsen the pattern.
Treat Elevated Histamine and Mood Disorders Naturally
SECOND OPINION SERIES Histamine Intolerance and Mental Health Causes, Depression, and Natural Treatment Through Gut [...]
Folate, Niacin, Methylation and Depression
High Intensity Health Interviews Dr William Walsh PhD 2018 Methylation, Folate, and Niacin in Mental [...]
Walsh Video – Pregnancy, Folates and Copper
Epigenetics, Methylation Mental Health & Preconception Planning w/ Bill Walsh, PhD Methylation is a critical [...]
Depression and the Methylation Pathway
Methylation and Depression What is Methylation? Methylation is not one specific reaction that occurs in [...]
Benzodiazepine Withdrawal
Dr. Ashton, DR, FRCP, is an Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psycho-pharmacology at the University of [...]
Mast Cell Activation Disorder – Lab Testing and Diagnosis
Diagnosis of Mast Cell Activation Disorder is made by Lab Testing and Review of Symptoms [...]
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 [...]
ADHD Nutrient Imbalance
#adhd in children exists in about 8-9% of the general population. However as many as 35% [...]