Imagine if you can prevent future diseases like:

• Autism
• Miscarriages
• Blood clots or clotting issues
• Cardiovascular issues
• Learning problems, or depression- to name a few.

These problems are all due to genetic imbalances or defects in DNA.

Recently I have been learning about genetic defects and how they apply to health and I’m so glad that I did because I really feel like it is going to change the way that I practice and is so important.

Statistics show that 70% of the population has some sort of genetic defect.

What is a genetic defect?

Your body is made up of genes. Those genes form into your DNA.

If your DNA is not properly formed then you get disease , cancer, and advanced aging and hence. And hence there is a defect.

These genes are what tell your body to do different jobs.

The jobs are diverse and can affect a number of different body systems and detoxification pathways.

Do you ever wonder why some people have high cholesterol or heart attacks and others do not?

Or why some people are super sensitive to smells and food allergies and others are not?

Or why some people can eat like crap and be healthy but others can not?

These are all differences in metabolism and the way your body is functioning.

Do you wonder if you have a genetic defect?

Read through this list of ailments and see if any apply. If you have even one you probably have a defect of whether it be small or not.

1. Autism
2. Addictions: smoking, drugs, alcohol
3. Down syndrome
4. Miscarriages
5. Pulmonary embolisms
6. Depression in Post-Menopausal Women
7. Schizophrenia
8. Fibromyalgia
9. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
10. Chemical Sensitivity
11. Parkinson’s
12. Irritable Bowel Syndrome
13. Pre-eclampsia
14. Stroke
15. Spina bifida
16. Esophageal Squamous cell carcinoma
17. Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
18. Vascular Dementia
19. Bipolar disorder
20. Colorectal Adenoma
21. Idiopathic male infertility
22. Blood clots
23. Rectal cancer
24. Meningioma
25. Glioma
26. Congenital Heart Defects
27. Infant depression via epigenetic processes caused by maternal depression
28. Deficits in childhood cognitive development
29. Gastric Cancer
30. Migraines with aura
31. Low HDL
32. High homocysteine
33. Post-menopausal breast cancer
34. Atherosclerosis
35. Oral Clefts
36. Type 1 Diabetes
37. Epilepsy
38. Primary Closed Angle Glaucoma
39. Alzheimer’s
40. Tetralogy of Fallot
41. Decreased telomere length
42. Potential drug toxicities: methotrexate, anti-epileptics
43. Cervical dysplasia
44. Increased bone fracture risk in post-menopausal women
45. Multiple Sclerosis
46. Essential Hypertension
47. Differentiated Thyroid Carcinoma
48. Prostate Cancer
49. Premature Death
50. Placental Abruption
51. Myocardial Infarction(Heart Attack)
52. Methotrexate Toxicity
53. Nitrous Oxide Toxicity
54. Heart Murmurs
55. Tight Anal Sphincters
56. Tongue Tie
57. Midline Defects (many are listed above)
58. Behcet’s Disease
59. Ischemic Stroke in Children
60. Unexplained Neurologic Disease
61. Asthma
62. Shortness of Breath
63. Bladder Cancer
64. Anecephaly – born without a brain.

If you do have a defect, it is not the end of the world. Believe me I tested myself and found that I have multiple defects!

This just means we investigate nutrients that can help to by-pass around the defects to help prevent future issues. It’s complicated, but it can happen!

If you would like to be tested for a genetic defect, call our office. We would be happy to help you determine that.

Call the office for more details – 704-543-5540. 

But can change your life and your future , really.