THE PURSER WELLNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA

Let’s explore “Blood-vessel health: genetics, metabolism, and measured risk”

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Gene referenceSep 23, 2026

PTGS2

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…utting the pieces together 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, cardiovascu…

Gene referenceSep 23, 2026

SHMT1

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…with folate pathways. That is one reason both nutrition and genetics can come up in a folate conversation. Neither a gene result nor a folate number tells the whole story alone. Putting the pieces together His wider map connects methylation…

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What if one of the biggest conversations in wellness is happening inside your cells right now?

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…ing cells manage reactive molecules produced through normal metabolism and everyday life. So why do so few people know how they work? Glutathione helps support cellular antioxidant protection and normal detoxification processes. SOD help…

Report teachingAug 16, 2026

CCL13 / MCP-4

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…t Ask which result is being discussed: a genetic variant, a measured protein level, or a diagnosed condition. How does it fit with your symptoms and other tests? Dr. Purser discusses antioxidant support alongside these pathways; ask how any…

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