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
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.
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
Do you ever wonder if you are low or deficient in any nutrients? You as a health-conscious person probably realize that nutrition is foundational to good health, but
If you could only get one functional lab test right now ... ... the test I would recommend would depend a bit on your situation ... ... but
Which of the following best describes you? "I have a health challenge that I am eager to resolve because it is having a major impact on my life."
Most of us know vitamin K2 as that vitamin you should take with vitamin D. And the reason for that is that vitamin D increases the body's production
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
As you know, most mammals can produce their own ascorbic acid, except humans, other primates, and guinea pigs. Poor guinea pigs ... However, many people in the natural
In the previous article, Vitamin C: Superpowers, Ordinary Powers, and Common Questions, I mentioned the potential for high-doses of ascorbic acid to cause the formation of oxalate, which