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Author Archives: Nancy Mullan, MD
A Critical Gene For Your Health
Are you sick and tired of feeling sick and tired? Have you been to 60 doctors and still have no answers? Are you feeling hopeless about regaining your health? If you don’t know about your MTHFR C677T gene status, you … Continue reading
Posted in Autism, Chronic Disease, depression, MTHFR+
Tagged autism, cancer, genetics, methyl groups, MTHFR+
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Getting the Most Out of Neurotransmitter Testing
Neurotransmitters function in your brain and body in ways that define your personality and your physical abilities. They are the chemicals that move your muscles and generate the feelings that you have, among many other functions. Their importance cannot be … Continue reading
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MTHFR A1298C, Neurotransmitter Production, and Depression
MTHFR A1298C works in an entirely different way from MTHFR C677T or MTHFR 03. It performs a regulatory function. It regulates the amount of SAMe, S-adenosyl methionine that is produced. SAMe is your body’s main methyl group supplier. It is necessary to have not too many and not too few methyl groups. Their production is strictly regulated. Continue reading
Posted in depression, Methylation, MTHFR A1298C, MTHFR+, neurotransmitters
Tagged aluminum, BH4, depression, Methylation, MTHFR A1298C, MTHFR+, neurotransmitters, SAMe
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MTHFR Mutations, Depression, and Other Chronic Illness
What would happen if all the traffic lights in your county started to malfunction at the same time? Say they all came on and stayed on. Or they all went dark. Even lesser degrees of malfunction, delays in lights’ changing … Continue reading
Posted in Chronic Disease, depression, MTHFR+
Tagged chronic disease, chronic disease recovery, depression, dysbiosis, methyl groups, Methylation, MTHFR+
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An Exploratory Conversation with Dr. Mullan. What’s in It for You?
I have been working to find a way to balance the current economy against the very effective but relatively complicated and costly protocol that I do. Despite Dr. Amy Yasko’s and my knocking ourselves out to make it simple, it … Continue reading
Folate – What’s in It for You?
Folic acid deficiency results in the inability to degrade formiminoglutamic acid (FIGLU). As a result, FIGLU accumulates in your urine. High FIGLU on an organic acid test is a marker for low folate. It is important to use both folic … Continue reading
Of Mice and Men…Inheriting Epigenetic Changes
The intracellular environment surrounding your DNA can either help repair problems in your DNA structure, or make those problems worse. This happens because of ‘epigenetic’ changes, changes in the expression of the gene because of what is ‘epi’ or around … Continue reading
Posted in Epigenetics, Folate, folic acid, Methylation
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“I’d rather try to change someone’s religion than his diet.” Sidney Baker, MD
Every time I tell the average person that it is necessary to eat organic, I cringe a little. I know that it automatically puts me in the same category as a wacked-out nut. They think about all the restaurants that are … Continue reading
Lithium’s Pivotal Role in Your Body
Lithium has been known for years to be useful for bipolar disorder. Despite all that is known about lithium and its impact on biochemical pathways, no one has defined the mechanism by which lithium has its impact. It is likely … Continue reading
Critical Keys to Getting Over Psychiatric Symptoms
Keep Methylation Central There are few things that destroy your life as immediately and completely as the cognitive function loss involved with neuropsychiatric syndromes. I am Dr. Nancy Mullan. I help people who have mental function disability because of psychosis or … Continue reading
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