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PURSER WELLNESSLive with Dan Purser MD - Updates on Purser WellnessA conversation with Dr. Purser

…re, what we got planned, bigger things coming, what are available, new tests, new books, all that that's coming out. Um so anytime we're ready, tell me when we're ready. Jackson, hit all the u when we're on all these sites. Yep. Okay. Looks…

…AGNOSIS & TREATMENTS EXPLAINED! (Most require your favorite hormone — PROGESTERONE) To help use lots of YLEO PROGESSENCE PLUS or DFH PROGEST-AVAIL INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS — most painful. Awful. No known treatment — pain and inflammation can…

PURSER WELLNESSThe Unfulfilled Promise of Glutathione From the reading room

Glutathione is not only an antioxidant it is one of only a few SUPER ANTIOXIDANTS another other one being superoxide dismutase, or SOD. What does it mean to be a super antioxidant? Vitamin C, the best known antioxidant, obviously helps with colds and other viral illnesses but in theory, reduced glutathione, the form we can use in our body, is a MILLION TIMES more potent! A million times more effective! It should be but so far has not been. WHY? And what is glutathione? Why is it supposed to be such an amazing vitamin? Well, it’s not really a vitamin as we know it, nor is it a hormone but somet

PURSER WELLNESSNatural Support for Pain Management
From the reading room

Natural Support for Pain Management Chronic pain is a common and complex problem affecting 20–30% of the population of Western countries. The pharmaceutical industry has garnered billions of dollars in painkiller and anti-inflammatory sales, yet this hasn’t come without potential health risks to consumers from a well-documented crisis level of opioid addiction to frequent gastrointestinal complications and an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease. We witness these side effects with an understanding that pharmaceuticals may provide partial, and not always full relief from chronic

PURSER WELLNESSThyroid Pearls & TipsFrom the reading room

…en to patient's symptoms (and treat accordingly), and which labs to get at what time. So, I always tell patients to believe their ‘lying eyes’ (their symptoms are real), and not always the lab results (which can be inaccurate or not interpr…

…nd the bigger picture Why this matters Learn how symptoms, lab results, and health history fit into a thyroid discussion. How the pieces connect Thyroid symptoms, free T4 and other labs, medicines, and health history belong together in th…

…. Putting the pieces together Dr. Purser connects ESR1 with hormone response and breast-health questions. A wellness SNP does not on its own diagnose elevated estrogen or establish breast-cancer risk. The useful review combines symptoms, ho…

…sessed alongside sleep, steroid use and appropriately timed hormone testing? Variant IDs in the teaching reference: rs1866388, rs258750, rs2918419, rs6188, rs6196, rs852977, rs860458, rs17100298, rs4912912

…2 encodes the mineralocorticoid receptor, which responds to hormones such as aldosterone and helps regulate salt and fluid balance. It is distinct from the NR3C1 glucocorticoid receptor. Also called: Mineralocorticoid Receptor / Nuclear Rec…

…Dr. Purser’s notes connect COX-2 genetics with responses to anti-inflammatory medicines. A marker does not prove that a COX-2 inhibitor will fail. Medication choice should consider the actual response, cardiovascular and kidney risks, gastr…

…en variant, rs6025, can make factor V less responsive to an anticoagulant control mechanism, increasing susceptibility to venous clots. It does not mean the body cannot make factor V. Also called: Factor V Leiden concerns clot regulation F…

…utting the pieces together Dr. Purser describes IL-10 as an anti-inflammatory brake. This provides a useful contrast with TNF, IL-1β and IL-6 in the teaching encyclopedia. Neither a single common variant nor one blood measurement establishe…