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Maximize your Child’s Potential with the BDNF Gene

BDNF: A Genetic Key to Your Child’s Success

Your Ultimate Mental Health Gene Chart

Genetic Susceptibility to Childhood Trauma in the Age of Momo from the SLC6A4 “Orchid Gene”

Well-Informed Parenting through a Simple Cheek Swab

Is Your Child an “Orchid” or a “Dandelion” when Subjected to Traumatic Experiences?

Can Genetic Testing Help My Child?

How a Simple Cheek Swab Provides the Answer

How Genetic Testing Can Ease the Stress of Medicating Your Child

Are You an “Orchid” or a “Dandelion?”
How Sexual Trauma, interacting with SLC6A4 and COMT Genes, Provide the Answer

Some individuals are like orchids—absolutely incredible, requiring just the right circumstances to truly thrive. Other individuals are like dandelions. Dandelions can grow just about anywhere.

Double Helix Depression: There’s No Such Thing as “Depression”
But there is “CACNA1C + MTHFR Depression”

Genetic Testing is the Frontier of Medicine – it is Precision Medicine

PTSD – The Wounds that Just Won’t Heal

Second Opinion: Session Four

“Depression” Doesn’t Exist…
but “MTHFR Gene Depression” Does

Second Opinion: Session Three

“Depression” Doesn’t Exist…
But a “BDNF Gene Depression” Does!

Second Opinion: Session Two

Second Opinion – Session One

It’s Not Rocket Science: How the Riddle of Your Emotional Pain can be solved by Genetic Testing