Hi  – thanks for sharing some background info and data. Were you sick or fighting an infection when these labs were drawn? I’m suspicious of an active or chronic simmering infection (viral or bacterial) that is skewing your white blood cell differentials.

To answer your question about high cholesterol and LDL, there can be many… Read more

I shared an option/link in my first message above. Here it is again. And if you type in “l-tryptophan” ingredient, and then B6 as another ingredient, it will compile a list of options containing both ingredients so you can compare products and prices as well.

Hi  sorry to hear that about your friend’s daughter. It’s never easy…

In addition to Daniel’s excellent recommendations, I’d like to add a few other comments pertaining to chemo support:
• Cells with frequent replication (turnover) are likely to be more heavily damaged by chemo e.g. lips, mouth, and the gut lining. For relief, consider… Read more

I can’t recall if I remembered to mention it on the call (time is really limited), but I know that I did include it in the call notes in the All Call Recordings>Live Case Study Calls

Hi – so glad you’re here with us too! Ok, there’s a lot to unpack here as there can be many possible contributing factors, but I will do my best to offer some guidance and clarifying questions to hopefully give you some direction.

Dark circles under the eyes could point to food sensitivities/allergies (here is the handout in… Read more

Hi Claire – I actually have a handout about varicose veins in the Symptom Dictionary. You can take a look at it here. Hope it helps guide you better.

And you’re correct, liver congestion can be at play as a possible contributing factor.