Histamine is a naturally occurring compound involved in immune response, digestion, and neurological function. While it is essential for various physiological processes, an imbalance or inability to efficiently break down histamine can contribute to a range of symptoms. Genetic variations...
The MTHFR gene encodes an enzyme that plays a key role in the body's ability to process folate, an essential B vitamin. This process, known as methylation, is critical for numerous physiological functions, including DNA synthesis, neurotransmitter production, and detoxification....
January is here, and with it comes the energy and excitement of a fresh start. Many of us are setting our sights on improving our health, but this year, why not think beyond traditional New Year’s resolutions? Instead of resolutions—which...
Dr. Melissa Wenrich's enlightening webinar, "Foundational Fertility: Metabolic Factors & You," provided a comprehensive look into the intricate relationship between genetics, environment, and fertility. Let's delve deeper into the key takeaways from this session. 1. The MaxGen Report: A...
The topic of food sensitivity is often confused with a food allergy because both are related to adverse reactions to food. Simply put, our body produces different types of antibodies, each of which does something slightly different. Take the case...
