THE PURSER WELLNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA
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What’s searchable?Dr. Purser covers preventative measures for those with MTHFR should be taking in order to catch the early signs of breast cancer! Contact us at (801) 796-7667 or info@danpursermd.com for help. Check back often for the newest updates!
Enjoy this special Breast Cancer Awareness Facebook Live with Dr. Purser! He answers breast cancer related questions and gives helpful tips with Melissa Soria. They discuss her breast cancer story and how she dealt with her diagnosis. Contact us at (801) 796-7667 or info@danpursermd.com for help. Check back often for the newest updates!
Enjoy this video on the top five things doctors usually get wrong about breast cancer! Dr. Purser hopes to help clear up the many common misconceptions about breast cancer with regards to progesterone, birth control, estradiol, and mirena IUDs. Contact us at (801) 796-7667 or info@danpursermd.com for help. Check back often for the newest updates!
A episode from Purser Wellness on Substack, covering pain and wellbeing.
A episode from Purser Wellness on Substack, covering pain and wellbeing.
ANNOUNCEMENT! TONIGHT 7PM MST here -- Preventing Breast Cancer (along with ovarian) & Answers for Interstitial Cystitis Start asking more questions now. I try to answer them all. And IC is very treatable -- have gotten several cases under
BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH! So Wednesday (Oct 16 7PM MST) our next Facebook Live will be about BREAST CANCER — preventing, defeating, and surviving breast cancer with natural options that work, are validated, and some involve essential o
Great post from my niece who has fought Breast Cancer and WON! Check it out for a discount on my physician designed products as well as genetic testing and my breast cancer survival guide book!
Male or Female - if you have MTHFR you have a higher risk for breast cancer... Check out my video to find out what preventative measures you can take now!
Aloha, It was pleasure being able to give you a sneak peak into my story about breast cancer during the Facebook Live Event last month. As promised in my previous blog, this is part two which I am excited to share testimonials of two significant women in my life. Let me share a little background with you. I was diagnosed at age 30 with stage 3 breast cancer. My mother passed at age 42 of stage 4 breast cancer. Many of my siblings and cousins - at young ages - have had to discuss with spouses this same topic of selective mastectomy, to lower their chances for breast cancer. These women are maki
Aloha cherished Friends & Guests, Breast cancer can turn life upside down and make life a rollercoaster physically, mentally, and emotionally. This topic is close to my heart after losing loved ones to cancer and fighting breast cancer myself. I hope this blog helps promote proactive prevention as many people do not think about cancer until it is too late. In recent years, vast improvements in treatment save many more lives through new information and evolving ideas. However, too many are still affected by this disease which is why treatment and prevention must continue to improve. I am fortun
Do you have family history of breast cancer, but are BRCA Negative? Here are some tips tricks that reduce risk: Take CoQ10 supplementation -- ubiquinol 200mg/day Take Vitamin D3 5,000 iu/day -- get level to 90-104 Take fish oil 2500 mg/day Lose weight! Exercise regularly 1-4-7 Stop smoking Increase your natural progesterone levels above 20 ng/ml -- take compounded RDT at night Take iodine supplement Stop BCPs or Depo-Provera -- use abstinence vs condom vs foam vs copper IUD Check your intracellular Zinc and Selenium levels. While you're at it, check your TSH, FT3, and FT4 levels to make sure t
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