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PTSD – The Wounds that Just Won’t Heal

Why do some combat veterans develop PTSD, while others with comparable experiences do not? Their genetic predispositions may provide a clue.

COVID “Wear and Tear” – Six Genes – Sixteen Solutions

Allostatic Load and Overload: A Chronic, Caustic, Coronavirus Bully and Human Evolution

Eat Veggies as COVID Comfort Food? Are You Serious?!

Learn why your mental health, your gut health, and your overall wellbeing will be far better served in the long term if you reach for some healthier options instead.

Your Mighty Moody Microbiome – Part 10
“Powerful Superhero—Mr. Probiotic—Kills Evil Depression Bugs!”

By bolstering your microbiome, probiotic supplements may just play a critical role in fighting off the hydra of depression once and for all.

Your Mighty Moody Microbiome – Part 6
Leaky Gut ↔ Leaky Brain ↔ Leaky Emotions

A leaky gut is the point-of-origin in a chain reaction that can set off a series of serious health concerns—including a “leaky brain” that leads to “leaky emotions”

The DNA of Emotional Health – Part 7
OCD: A Soul Possessed by Satanic Firefights

Nobody should be stuck inside their nightmarish inner worlds forever. Genetic testing can provide a way out, and a roadmap for the journey back into the light.

The DNA of Emotional Health – Part 3
Biohacking OXTR: the “I Feel Comforted” Gene

The OXTR Gene with Two Variants Can Affect Your Psychological Wellbeing. Learn how biohacking OXTR variants can lead to very positive outcomes.

The DNA of Emotional Health – Part 2
Biohacking Your Genes by Altering Your Environment

Epigenetics, Fate, and the Certain Uncertainty of our Genetic Code

Combating Depression in a Combat Veteran: How a Wounded Warrior was Healed through Genetic Testing

Don’t Give Up: Use Genetic Testing to Create a Gene-Based Roadmap to Better Health

OMG! How SLC6A4, CACNA1C, COMT, MTHFR, BDNF, ABCA7, CD33, CHRNA5/3, FTO, LRP1, PPARG, CHRNA5/3, FKBP5, HLADQB1, and CRP Genes Predicted Treatment Response

A story about a patient's perseverance—and one that I hope will encourage you to stick with therapy until you become whole, too.