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Selections from: The 85% Solution By Dan Purser MD

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Selections  from:          

The  85%  Solution      

By  Dan  Purser  MD    

     

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ROOT  CAUSES  OF  THE  MTHFR  MUTATION  

THE  CURRENT  HUMAN  race  lives  and  procreates  a  long  time.    I  just  had  a  daughter  and  was  turning  50.    Wow,  was  I  crazy  or  what?    It  wasn’t  that  long  ago  that  the  average  American  lived  to  be  in  their  late  20’s  (three  generations  back),  women  were  getting  married  in  their  teens  and  having  babies,  then  dying  in  child  birth.  Only  one  out  of  ten  children  lived  to  adulthood  –  much  lower  in  other  countries.  Now  we’re  living  into  our  90s  regularly.  With  our  longer  life  expectancy  we  are  passing  on  more  gene  defects.  There’s  no  doubt.  It’s  just  the  way  it  is.    MTHFR  (ACTUALLY  called  MethyleneTetraHydroFolate  Reductase  Enzyme  Deficiency)  came  along  in  northern  Europe  several  hundred  generations  ago  and  now  has  blown  up  (85%  of  the  population  carries  a  variant  or  at  least  a  SNP  of  this  gene  mutation1  (stands  for  Single  Nucleotide  Polymorphism)  or  more  appropriately  called  a  transcription  error,  5%  carries  both  genes  so  are  homozygous).  And  oddly  enough  49%  of  the  Latino  or  Hispanic  population  are  carriers  or  have  the  MTHFR  disease.  Well,  I  guess  it’s  not  really  a  disease  or  mutation  –  it’s  actually  just  a  DNA  replication  or  copying  problem  called  a  TRANSCRIPTION  ERROR.  Wow,  what  an  error.  Methylation  is  probably  THE  most  important  enzyme  function  our  body  makes  –  it  controls  so  much  –  and  is  deeply  and  inherently  tied  to  our  energy  levels,  both  perceived  and  actual.    You  always  have  to  wonder  how  mutations  survive  –  especially  cruddy  ones  like  this  one  –  studies  have  shown  that  it’s  a  survival  gene  mutation  against  colon  cancer2    (crazy  right?  But  I  knew  it  had  to  give  some  type  of  x-­‐man  powers).  

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And  why  does  your  doctor  not  know  about  this  or  recognize  it?  I’m  not  sure.  I  think  my  (figurative)  brothers  and  sisters  in  the  medical  field  are  just  too  busy  with  getting  patients  out  of  the  office  –  they  are  overwhelmed  seeing  60  patients  a  day  (I  never  see  more  than  8).  This  book  hopefully  details  the  diagnosis  and  diseases  and  treatments  of  this  disease  more  thoroughly  to  make  it  all  more  comprehensible  for  you  and  I.  

 

HOMOZYGOUS  C677T  PROTOCOL  ©  BY  DAN  PURSER  MD  

1.   Get  your  SpectraCell  Comprehensive  Micronutrient  Panel  -­‐-­‐  critical.  

2.   Get  your  Whole  Blood  Histamine  Level.  3.   Get  your  Homocysteine  Level.  4.   Start   with   Thorne   Research   OTC   Basic   Nutrients   2   Day  

Vegetarian   Capsules™   at   one   per   day   (one   capsules   is   the  easiest   and   most   natural   way   to   get   a   TINY   AMOUNT   OF  NATURAL  FOLATE  IN).  

5.   Add  fish  oil  –  Source  Naturals  Arcticpure™  Omega-­‐3  1125  Fish  Oil,  1,125mg  –  start  with  one  per  day  (with  meals)  and  after  a  few  weeks  go  to  twice  a  day  (to  prevent  clotting  and  strokes  and  other  thrombotic  events)  

6.   Add  probiotics  -­‐-­‐  Natren™  Healthy  Trinity  Dairy  Free  Capsules  –  2  in  the  morning  or  two  at  night  –  take  with  food.  

7.   Add   one   Doctor's   Best™   Best   Nattokinase   (2,000   Fu),  Vegetable   Capsules,   90-­‐Count   –   one   per   day   to   reduce  clotting  risk  nautrally.  

8.   After  1-­‐2  weeks,  if  no  nausea,  add  or  start  on  MegaFolinic™  Acid  (try  half  a  one  per  day)  

9.   After  two  week  with  no  problems  (nausea,  aches,  pains,  etc.)  add  Homocystex™  Plus  at  one  per  day.  Take  first  thing  in  the  morning.    

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10.   After  one  week   increase  the  Homocystex™  Plus   to   two  per  day  

11.   When  your  Homocystex™  Plus  bottle  is  empty  please  switch  over   to   Homocysteine   Supreme™   (purchase   from   your  doctor)  at  one  per  day  –  then  immediately  go  to  two  per  day.  

12.   Nauseated  or  feel  funky?  Add  KAL™  NIACIN  at  50  mg  a  dose  (watch  for  flushing  –  just  a  weird  side  effect).  Take  up  to  6  per  day  (they’re  safe  just  may  flush  you  into  misery).  

13.   Is   your   Whole   Blood   Histamine   level   high?   You   aare   n  “undermethylator”.  Start  with  methionine  500  mgm  capsules  first.   If   two   each   day   are   well   tolerated   then   change   to  Doctor’s   Best™   SAMe   (and   avoid   extra   methylfolate   or  especially  folic  acid!).  

14.   Is   your   Whole   Blood   Histamine   level   low?   You   are   an  “overmethylator”.  Then  add  Active  B12™  1-­‐3  per  day  –  but  do  it  SLOWLY.  

15.   After  a  few  weeks  and  feeling  the  benefits  (you  will)  please  take  an  extra  Homocysteine  Plus™  at  noon  before   lunch  or  with  lunch.  

16.   After  a   few  more  weeks  try  FOUR  Homocysteine  Plus™  per  day  (2  in  AM  and  2  at   lunch).   If  nausea  or  problems  back  it  back  down  to  two  or  three  per  day.  

17.   Add  other  vitamins  as  needed  according  to  the  SpectraCell®  Results.  

18.   Don’t   forget   to   add   Niacin   (50   mg)   or   B6   (in   the   form   of  hydroxycobalamin)  if  nausea  occurs.  

     

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   The  genetic  testing  I  ordered  afterward  –  confirming  my  suspicions.    

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 1     No  author  listed.  Accessed  13  May  2015  online  at  http://www.gbhealthwatch.com/GND-­‐Cardiovascular-­‐Diseases-­‐

MTHFR.php    2     Osian  G,  Procopciuc  L,  et  al.  C677T  and  A1298C  mutations  in  the  MTHFR  gene  and  survival  in  colorectal  cancer.  J  

Gastrointestin  Liver  Dis.  2009  Dec;18(4):455-­‐60