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

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For a complete list of the kinds of things that can dirty up your genes, please refer to the enhancement PDF..." 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?

With that said, it is possible for your genes to deliver some challenges in life. For example, when you are born with a genetic variation, it may cause your gene to work at a reduced rate. In essence, this is a “born dirty gene.” You can be born with dirty genes that will always need some level of compensation to help them function properly. MTHFR is a good example of this. Your MTHFR gene plays a major role in the methylation cycle by converting folate into its active form of methylfolate. Methylation governs nearly every biochemical process in your body. Slow or ‘dirty’ methylation is associated with high levels of blood pressure, histamine, homocysteine, gallbladder stagnation, and imbalanced neurotransmitters. Even if you live a healthy life, your methylation cycle may still need extra support. By offering extra support, you can achieve the same results as if your MTHFR gene were born clean. GST/GPX ( detox ): These two genes have a strong influence on the body’s ability to collect chemicals and heavy metals and get rid of them. When they aren’t working as they should be, you can experience detox dilemmas, where your body becomes more toxic than it should be because it simply can’t take the garbage out. If your GST/GPX genes are dirty, then your glutathione levels are likely low. Because it plays a significant role in detoxification, low glutathione levels can lead to a reduced ability to eliminate harmful compounds. If toxins accumulate in the body, you might experience smell sensitivity, chlorine and deodorant intolerance, fatigue, brain fog, early graying of hair, and erratic moods.Likewise, your genes are constantly producing documents about your gut lining, which is repaired and rebuilt every seven days. If you eat right and live right, you’re going to get away from genetic mutations and have a great document: “Keep that guy’s gut strong and healthy!” If you mess up your genes with poor diet and lifestyle, your document probably says something like: “Since this man is giving me so much extra work to do, I can’t focus on repairing his gut lining. He’s also not providing me the tools I need. So give this man a weak gut lining—the kind that lets food leak through.” Watch out for all the weight gain, immune issues, and other problems that are likely to follow! Consider supplemental nutrients in bioavailable forms. Dr. Lynch recommends following the pulse method for most supplements. † Exercise when it doesn’t negatively impact your sleep. Don’t skimp on sleep to exercise; don’t exercise later in the evening if it keeps you from falling asleep. Sleep

A gene that is acting suboptimally. It may be acting suboptimally due to a genetic SNP, diet, insufficient or excessive cofactors, too much or too little substrate, chemicals or lifestyle. Wildtype (-/-)

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