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Impacts To Our SNPs via Food/Toxins and the Resulting Domino Effect On Their Genetic Expression

You are more susceptible to viruses when Vitamin B6 (B6) and the amino acid, lysine, are low. Why? Without B6 the spleen cannot clear pyrroles. Without lysine, B6 cannot be utilized. Without B6 the body makes endogenous oxalates. Oxalates can come from food we eat, some considered very healthy, or they can be made by [...]

By |2017-06-14T00:05:01-05:00February 3rd, 2016|Blog, Education, Feature, Genetics, GMO, Health, Nutrition|19 Comments

In Memory of Paige Adams

Lyme disease took another beautiful life; Paige Adams, a nurse practitioner who dedicated her life to helping, healing and loving others passed away last night. I do not know much as of yet but I will let everyone know that she was an advocate for alternative medicine and battling Lyme disease herself. Paige and I [...]

By |2017-06-14T00:05:01-05:00February 1st, 2016|Blog|1 Comment

Introducing the Excipient Report!

MTHFR SUPPORTS NEW EXCIPIENT APP   We are happy to introduce our new excipient app.   Excipients are inactive substances that serve as the vehicle or medium for a drug or other active substances.   Remember we are all unique and how one person reacts to an excipient can be completely different than the next [...]

By |2017-06-14T00:05:01-05:00January 3rd, 2016|Blog, Feature|2 Comments

December 2015 News & Updates

Sterling’s App Updates Ancestry.com & National Geographic We’ve been diligently working to add support for genomes from services other than 23andMe. Recently our work has come to a head and we’re pleased to announce that we’ve begun beta testing support for genomes from Ancestry.com and National Geographic. We’re currently seeking volunteers to help us [...]

By |2017-08-03T09:57:04-05:00December 1st, 2015|Blog, Education, Feature|0 Comments

MABIM.org January Conference – Update

The Institute for Methylation and Bioindividualized Medicine (MABIM) has been hard at work since our Philadelphia conference was first announced trying to improve and extend our plans and educational material. That hard work has paid off and we have two exciting announcements to make. Announcing CME Credits Our conference has been awarded 14 hours of [...]

By |2017-06-14T00:05:02-05:00December 6th, 2014|Blog, Education, Feature, Genetics, Health, MTHFR, Nutrition|0 Comments

MTHFR Facts

  You’ve been diagnosed with MTHFR, now what is the next step? Find a good support system. There are many support groups on the internet that will assist you with your questions. Also finding a doctor or nutritionist that understands MTHFR and methylation is very important.   Just because you have an MTHFR SNP does [...]

By |2017-06-14T00:05:02-05:00September 2nd, 2014|Blog, Feature, MTHFR, Uncategorized|14 Comments

Tracy’s Story

Tracy’s Story   Tracy is a 41 year old mother who has been bedridden for almost 5 years now with chronic, multiple health conditions. Lyme disease, Hughs syndrome, meningioma brain tumors and genetic issues diabetes drugs. She desperately needs life saving tests and medicines that insurance does not cover. She has no family support and [...]

By |2017-08-03T09:42:43-05:00November 18th, 2013|Blog, Health, Nutrition|17 Comments