Inflammation And Your DNA

I had a friend with severe cholesterolemia (high cholesterol) that he couldn’t get under control.

This was strange because he was a reasonably healthy 38-year-old doctor. Despite studying for years in medical school, he couldn’t figure out what was going on.

So, we tested his DNA.

The first thing we noticed was his 9P21 gene—which determines how strong blood vessels are—was poor. This meant the lining of his vessels and arteries was weak and susceptible to toxins in his bloodstream.

The second thing we noticed was that he was missing some key detox genes.

This meant the source of the problem was a toxin in his blood that his body couldn’t remove. The next question to ask was, where’s the toxin coming from?

After unpacking his habits we realized it was because he played too much golf.

Golf is an incredible way to get outside and get active.

But here in Canada, pesticide regulations around golf courses are basically nonexistent.

The true root of the issue was that my friend was inhaling toxins from pesticides, which were entering his bloodstream and damaging his blood vessels.

When your cardiovascular system is inflamed, your body releases cholesterol to stop it.

Since there was so much inflammation in his body, large amounts of cholesterol were being released, leading to high cholesterol.

I told him to play less golf and recommended a supplement protocol that supported his body’s detox systems. To no surprise, his high cholesterol disappeared.

The solution to health problems becomes clear once you understand your DNA. It’s like driving on a dark road with an advanced GPS—imagine seeing every closed road, every ditch, and every fallen tree miles before reaching them… and being able to avoid them all.

Here it from Heidi who recently got her DNA tested:

If you’d like to start making informed choices about how your body works and finally stop guessing…

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Until next time,

Kashif Khan

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