Dirty Genes: A Breakthrough Program to Treat the Root Cause of Illness and Optimize Your Health

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When my clients first discover that they were born with SNPs, many of them are upset. As Taylor said, “I feel like a mutant.” But in fact, we’re all mutants—that is, every one of us is loaded with SNPs. It’s just part of the magnificent variety of the human race—what enables each of us to be unique. Dr. Lynch, and his research team, have added a new piece to the Dirty Genes puzzle. Whether you read the original Dirty Genes or are just getting acquainted, Dirty Genes: The Histamine Workbook will undoubtedly help you optimize your histamine levels, and your life. Dr. Ben Lynch also reveals that people can be functionally folate-deficient. This is because they are functionally depriving their cells of the number one type of folate in their body which ismethylfolate. Common side effects include experiencing brain fog, moodiness, and an unexplainable toxic feeling. StrateGene It is easy to criticize and point out flaws (especially in this book), but I do know that writing is hard work. I’m sure Dr. Lynch has the best of intentions with his work.

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When you’re formed as an embryo, your entire genetic blueprint is created when 23 chromosomes from your mom and 23 chromosomes from your dad are fused together. That’s what determines your hair color, blood type, and what genetic variants you will have. If both parents happen to carry the same SNP, and you inherit two copies of the same SNP, one from each parent, then this is termed “homozygous” (Hom). The symbol (+/+) indicates the homozygous version. rsID (also seen as rsid#) I don’t think he is saying it is NOT the genes; I think he is saying mutated genes are a contributing factor (hence, we have to work HARDER to stay healthy), and the more mutations we have, the greater the impact. Am I incorrect, Dr. Ben?’

Get genetic testing to identify your unique SNPs (single nucleotide polymorphisms, or genetic variations). Here are the seven genes—I call them the Super Seven—that we target with the Clean Genes Protocol. I chose them because they’re extremely common, have been well researched, and have the most far-reaching effects on your body. If these guys are dirty—whether born dirty or just acting dirty—the rest of your genes will be gunked up, too. Some genetic mutations are hard to scrub. Not these seven. They are easily cleaned up through diet and lifestyle changes. Being born with dirty genes has an upside as well as a downside. You can’t change the way that you’ve been made, but you can influence how your genes communicate with each other and how they interact in your body. Ultimately, your genes can be dirty or clean, or somewhere on a spectrum in between. Dirty Genes will help you learn which symptoms are signs of dirty genes and how to optimize your unique genetic potential. What is a Dirty Gene? If this sounds complex, think about the fact that you can have many genes behaving dirty at the same time! When one gene is dirty, it can also influence the way that others function. This cascade effect can result in any number of health issues. Many people believe that if they do not have a SNP in a specific gene, then there is no issue in that particular gene. There definitely can be issues despite not having any SNP.

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Why? The genetic variations you find within your StrateGene ® Report are demonstrating susceptibilities or tendencies. Genetic variations are fixed. Chemicals cause some enzymes to speed up, while at the same time, cause other enzymes to slow down.Similarly, if you don’t have sufficient methionine in your system, your MAT1A gene can’t convert it to SAM. SAM is the major cofactor for most of your methylation reactions, including PEMT. When you reserve your spot, I also give you my 26 Steps to Clean Genes Bonus Chapter– immediate access to everyone (including you!) The official number designated to identify each SNP, e.g., rs1801133 for MTHFR. It stands for “Reference SNP cluster ID number” and is used by scientists and databases to identify a unique mutation. Alias