The previous article, Could Testosterone and Estrogen Issues Be Related to Imbalanced Sulfur Metabolism?. discussed how excess hydrogen sulfide can affect estrogen signaling and sulfite can lower testosterone
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Could Testosterone and Estrogen Issues Be Related to Imbalanced Sulfur Metabolism?
Testosterone and estrogen are connected to sulfur metabolism in ways that involve molybdenum, zinc, copper, mercury, your intake of sulfur-rich amino acids, your gut microbiome, and your genes.
Oxalate Issues? Consider These Nine Causes and Eight Nutrients
Do you know or suspect that you have oxalate issues? A wide range of symptoms can be caused an elevation of oxalate in the body, such as allodynia
Understand and Test Your Methylation Cycle with a Methylation Panel
As a quick reminder, methylation is a biochemical process used by the body in processes like regulating neurotransmitters, steroid hormones, inflammation, and DNA expression and producing key compounds
How 6+ Key “Functional Lab Tests” Can Help Transform Your Health
Aging & Age Reversal, Behavior Patterns, Brain Health & Function, Cancer, Cardiovascular Health, Diabetes & Insulin Resistance, Digestion & Gut Health, Genetics & Epigenetics, Hormones, Inflammation & Oxidative Stress, Lab Tests & Other Testing Methods, Men's Health, Metabolism, Miscellaneous, Mitochondria, Nutrition: Supplements, Food, Diet, Pathogens, Infections, Immunity, Toxins & Detoxification, Women's Health
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49+ Potential Causes of Poor Sleep Most People Have Never Considered
Do you ever wish you could still fall asleep as easily as you did when you were a child? When I interviewed performance expert Greg G. Wells, PhD
Can Some Humans Produce Vitamin C?
For as long as vitamin C has been known as the "antiscorbutic factor" (preventing or curing scurvy, a symptom of vitamin C deficiency), most scientific evidence has suggested
4 Under-Appreciated “Youth Factors”
As the idea that we can influence our own aging process continues to gain currency in the health space and popular media, it becomes ever more important to
Keep Your DNA Young: Activate Sirtuins, Optimize DNA Methylation, and Maintain Telomere Length
This is the sixth post in a series about slowing and reversing biological aging. The first five posts are: 7 Steps to Slow and Even Reverse Aging Regenerating the
Understand Your Aging Process: The 12 “Hallmarks of Aging”
This is the third post in a series about slowing and reversing biological aging. The first two posts are 7 Steps to Slow and Even Reverse Aging and Regenerating