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Bitter Perception Affects Vegetable Consumption
Individuals whose genetic code is written to perceive certain plant compounds as particularly bitter are less likely to eat vegetables....
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Genetic Diagnostics in Naturopathic Care: Live at AANP 2019 | Episode 89
Richard Boles, MD, is the Chief Scientific and Medical Officer for NeuroNeeds, which is based in Connecticut. Dr. Boles also...
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Neuroplasticity Part II with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS, presents neuroplasticity, reviewing the various conditions associated with neuroplasticity as well as brain-derived...
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Neuroplasticity Part I with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS, presents neuroplasticity, defining the concept and reviewing its history. Lazarus compares and contrasts functional...
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3 Simple Habits to Revive Genetic Potential
For 2.4 million years – about 84,000 generations — the human body has evolved into an optimized machine that exists...
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Bitter Perception Affects Vegetable Consumption
Individuals whose genetic code is written to perceive certain plant compounds as particularly bitter are less likely to eat vegetables....
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Beyond Fingerprints: An Argument for the Personalized Health Revolution
There is a great need for individualized approaches to health, wellness, nutrition, and medical treatments. According to a study published...
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Genetic Diagnostics in Naturopathic Care: Live at AANP 2019 | Episode 89
Richard Boles, MD, is the Chief Scientific and Medical Officer for NeuroNeeds, which is based in Connecticut. Dr. Boles also...
Podcast • September 3, 2019 • 15:23 minBookmark
Neuroplasticity Part II with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS, presents neuroplasticity, reviewing the various conditions associated with neuroplasticity as well as brain-derived...
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Neuroplasticity Part I with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS, presents neuroplasticity, defining the concept and reviewing its history. Lazarus compares and contrasts functional...
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Stress is Necessary: The Forgotten Flight of Hormesis
“What does not kill me, makes me stronger.” ...
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3 Simple Habits to Revive Genetic Potential
For 2.4 million years – about 84,000 generations — the human body has evolved into an optimized machine that exists...
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Insights on Oxidative Stress, Inflammation, Nutrition, and Epigenetics
Jennifer Stagg, ND, establishes how phytonutrients affect epigenetics, oxidative stress and the inflammatory response.
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What Is Epigenetics? | Epigenetics Part 1
Though DNA remains the same throughout life, lifestyle and diet can actually determine which genes turn on, and which turn off.
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Methylation & microRNA | Epigenetics Part 2
Two processes that influence epigenetics are methylation and microRNA (miRNA).
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Bitter Perception Affects Vegetable Consumption
Individuals whose genetic code is written to perceive certain plant compounds as particularly bitter are less likely to eat vegetables....
Article • November 15, 2019 • 2 min readBookmark
Beyond Fingerprints: An Argument for the Personalized Health Revolution
There is a great need for individualized approaches to health, wellness, nutrition, and medical treatments. According to a study published...
Article • November 11, 2019 • 3 min readBookmark
Stress is Necessary: The Forgotten Flight of Hormesis
“What does not kill me, makes me stronger.” ...
Article • June 28, 2019 • 3 min readBookmark
3 Simple Habits to Revive Genetic Potential
For 2.4 million years – about 84,000 generations — the human body has evolved into an optimized machine that exists...
Article • June 28, 2019 • 3 min readBookmark 
Detox Blog Series Part 5 | Methylation Capacity
Methylation capacity is the capacity of the cell to methylate and is defined as SAM/SAH ratio.
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Part 1 Immune System Overview | Immunonutrition in the Epigenetic Era: Interplay of the Innate and Acquired Immune System
The immune system protects the body from infection and disease throughout life. The ability to respond to pathogens is unique to each individual.
Article • January 29, 2018 • 3 min readBookmark 
Whole Foods Impact on Epigenetics Part 4: Naturopathic Medicine
John Troup, PhD, and Jennifer Stagg, ND, discuss the role of phytonutrients in modulating epigenetics and the role of naturopathic medicine.
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Whole Foods Impact on Epigenetics Part 3: Mediterranean Diet, Glucose Control, and Epigenetics
John Troup, PhD, and Jennifer Stagg, ND, discuss the role of phytonutrients and epigenetics, focusing on the Mediterranean diet and glucose control.
Podcast • December 13, 2017 • 6:44 minBookmark 
Whole Foods Impact on Epigenetics Part 2: Stress and Cortisol Effects on Gene Expression
John Troup, PhD, and Jennifer Stagg, ND, discuss phytonutrients and epigenetics, mainly how stress and cortisol affect gene expression.
Podcast • December 6, 2017 • 8:09 minBookmark 
Whole Foods Impact on Epigenetics Part 1: Considering the Role of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms
John Troup, PhD, and Jennifer Stagg, ND, discuss the role of phytonutrients in modulating epigenetics and how plants affect microbiome genetics.
Podcast • November 29, 2017 • 10:39 minBookmark
Insights on Oxidative Stress, Inflammation, Nutrition, and Epigenetics
Jennifer Stagg, ND, establishes how phytonutrients affect epigenetics, oxidative stress and the inflammatory response.
Video • April 4, 2019 • 44:44 min watchBookmark
What Is Epigenetics? | Epigenetics Part 1
Though DNA remains the same throughout life, lifestyle and diet can actually determine which genes turn on, and which turn off.
Video • March 13, 2019 • 1:23 min watchBookmark
Methylation & microRNA | Epigenetics Part 2
Two processes that influence epigenetics are methylation and microRNA (miRNA).
Video • March 13, 2019 • 1:40 min watchBookmark 
Functional Neurology and Neuro-immune Controls
Ryan Lazarus, DC, discusses the concept of functional neurology, the relationship between the nervous and immune system.
Video • February 8, 2019 • 42:25 min watchBookmark 
Epigenetic Insights, Phytonutrients, and Improving Inflammatory Responses
Jennifer Stagg, ND, discusses the relationship between phytonutrients and epigenetics, oxidative stress, and the inflammatory response.
Video • February 6, 2019 • 34:15 min watchBookmark 
2018 IHS Preconference – Epigenetic Insights and Improving Inflammatory Responses
Dr. Jennifer Stagg, ND, discusses how phytonutrients affect epigenetics and the inflammatory response.
Video • May 7, 2018 • 28:23 min watchBookmark
Genetic Diagnostics in Naturopathic Care: Live at AANP 2019 | Episode 89
Richard Boles, MD, is the Chief Scientific and Medical Officer for NeuroNeeds, which is based in Connecticut. Dr. Boles also...
Podcast • September 3, 2019 • 15:23 minBookmark
Neuroplasticity Part II with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS, presents neuroplasticity, reviewing the various conditions associated with neuroplasticity as well as brain-derived...
Download • August 20, 2019 • 5 min readBookmark PREMIUM
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Neuroplasticity Part I with Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS
Ryan Lazarus, DC, MSc, CNS, presents neuroplasticity, defining the concept and reviewing its history. Lazarus compares and contrasts functional...
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