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“It’s Not Me, Dad, It’s My DNA”: How SLC6A4, CACNA1C, and ANK3 Genes Restored a Father’s Respect
- April 24, 2019
- Dr. Bruce Kehr
- ADHDDepressionDNA... Nurture Your NatureDNA: I Am Who I AmFor ParentsGeneticsPersonalized Medicine
Sometimes learning how our DNA affects our prospects can help ease the burden of unrealistic expectations… for all parties involved.
Holy Guacamole! The MTHFR Gene and the Avocado Shortage
- April 10, 2019
- Dr. Bruce Kehr
- ChildrenDNA... Nurture Your NatureDNA: I Am Who I AmFor ParentsGeneticsMemory and ConcentrationPersonalized Medicine
The production of MTHFR plays a critical role for a child’s wellness—and abnormalities can cause negative consequences both physically and mentally.
Bipolar Depression: For Some, It’s a Gut Feeling
How Regulating CD33, PPARG, COMT and other Genes can Lift and Stabilize Mood, Improve Cognition, Reduce Stress Response, and Cause Weight Loss
- January 9, 2019
- Dr. Bruce Kehr
- Bipolar DisorderDepressionDNA... Nurture Your NatureDNA: I Am Who I AmGeneticsMemory and ConcentrationPsychotherapy
A story that illustrates the complicated truth that mental illness can “inhabit” the entirety of our bodies.
“Bipolar! I’m not really Bipolar… am I?”
How Modifying the Expression of CACNA1C, ANK3, MTHFR, and SLC6A4 Genes Can Help You Recover from Bipolar Depression
- January 2, 2019
- Dr. Bruce Kehr
- Bipolar DisorderDepressionDNA... Nurture Your NatureDNA: I Am Who I AmGeneticsMemory and ConcentrationPsychotherapy
What beliefs do you hold about who and how you are—and how might they be holding you back?
“Depression” Doesn’t Exist…
but “MTHFR Gene Depression” Does
- November 7, 2018
- Dr. Bruce Kehr
- DepressionGeneticsSecond Opinion
Second Opinion: Session Three
