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Conditions
How Gut Bugs and Inflammation Steal Your Tryptophan (and Your Happiness)
You’ve heard the phrase “the gut-brain axis.” But in clinical practice, that connection runs deeper than many practitioners realise—especially when it comes to tryptophan metabolism ...
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Conditions
The COMT-Dopamine Connection: Why Your Patient Isn’t Lazy—They’re Biochemically Flatlined
When a patient presents with low motivation, emotional flatness, addictive behaviours, or an inability to complete even simple tasks, it’s easy to mistake them as ...
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MTHFR
The Science of Serotonin: How MAOA, BH4, and Inflammation Hijack Mood
Serotonin has become a household name. It’s often blamed for depression, and targeted by SSRIs. But as any functional practitioner knows, it’s rarely that simple. ...
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Conditions
MTHFR and Methylation: A Critical Insight for Health Practitioners
As a health practitioner, you know that optimal biochemical function is fundamental to patient well-being. One of the most critical yet overlooked biochemical pathways is ...
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