Assets

February 18, 2022

Molecules (Molecular/Cellular Biology)

Molecular and Cellular Biology

The cell is the unit of life. The body contains 37 trillion human cells, and almost ten times more non-human cells, such as bacteria and parasites. There are trillions of chemical reactions occurring each second inside each cell, and there is ongoing communication between all cells using molecules that they send and receive from the extracellular environment.

Molecules (Molecular Biology)

O-9

5-HTP

5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5MTHF)

A
ACTH
amino acids
ANA (Anti-Nuclear-Antibody)
antibodies

aquaporins
arsenic

B
bile acids
bromide

C
cadmium

calcium

cancer biochemistry

cds

celiac genes
celiac immunoglobulins

chlorine dioxide

cholesterol (lipid panel)
chromium
cortisol
c-reactive protein

dhea
dihydrotestosterone

E
elements

essential fatty acids
estradiol
estrogens

F
ferritin
fluoride
folate

FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone)

G
gastrin
glutamine
glycine

H
HDL (High Density Lipoprotein)

hemoglobin
hemoglobin A1c
I
iodine
immunoglobulins
immunoglobulin A (IgA)
immunoglobulin E (IgE)
immunoglobulin G (IgG)
immunoglobulin M (IgM)
insulin (Free and Total)
iron

J
jjjjjj

K
kynurenine

LDL (Low Density Lipoprotein)

lead (Pb)
lipid panel (cholesterol)

liposomes
lithium

LH (lutenizing hormone)
Lyme
lysine

M
magnesium
malondialdehyde
manganese

melatonin
mercury (Hg)
methyl, methylation

potassium
pregnenolone
progesterone

propylene glycol
PSA (prostate specific antigen)

R
reverse T3
rheumatoid factor

sodium chloride (salt)

sodium chlorite

squalene

sulfur

sulforaphane
super oxide dismutase (SOD)

T3 (Free and Total)
taurine
testosterone (Free and Total)
thyroglobulin
TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone)

trehalose

triglycerides
tryptophan

tyrosine

U
unit conversions: Vits A, D, E, B3
Urine pH

V
vaginal swab testing
vanadium
vitamin-a
vitamin-b1
vitamin-b2
vitamin-b3
vitamin-b5
vitamin-b6
vitamin-b7
vitamin-b12
vitamin-c
vitamin-d
vitamin-e
vitamin-k

water

X

Z
zinc

November 21, 2020

Foods List

Foods A-Z

.. are things we eat that provide the nutrients we need. Of course, there is huge pleasure in eating certain foods.

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elements & minerals table

A - F

almonds

apple

artichoke

asparagus

B
banana

beef

cabbage
carrot

cashew
cassava

celery seed

chicken

coriander
cucumber

cumin

D
dill

eggplant
eggs

fennel

fish

flax seed

food families table

G-M

G
garlic
ginger

grapefruit
greens

H
High-FODMAP Foods
High-Gluten foods
High-Histamine foods

High-Lectin foods
High-Oxalate foods

High-Tyramine foods
I

J
K
kale
L

lamb

lemon

lettuce(s)

lime

liver

macadamia nuts

milk

minerals

vitamins & minerals table

N-S

N

O
oils
onion
orange
oregano

Paleo foods
peanut

plantain

pork
potato, white

potato, sweet

relish

salmon
sardines

seafood

seaweed

soy

sugar

Herbs, Spices, EOS

T-Z

tapioca

tea
tempeh

tofu

U
V

W
water
watermelon

whey protein

yams

A-F

G-M

N-S

T-Z

October 19, 2020

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February 12, 2020

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January 28, 2020

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January 2, 2020

Lab Tests

Lab Tests & Biochemistry

…give us a glimpse into the structure and function of our body.

Labs and Tests

This information is for educational purposes only, to facilitate quality conversations between patients and their personal physician(s). Several additional considerations are required to safely administer any protocol for an individual. This information is NOT intended to diagnose, treat or encourage self-treatment of any medical condition.

Lab References

Lab Interpretation

Any Test Now Menu

CDC List of Parasites*
Doctor’s Data Test Menu
LabCorp Test Menu
Labpedia.net (new tab)
Quest Test Menu

A
ACTH
ALCAT testing
allergy testing
amino acids
ANA (Anti-Nuclear-Antibody)
Anaplasma
antibody tests
anti-thyroglobulin antibodies
anti-TPO (thyroperoxidase) antibodies

ApoE, ApoE4
applied kinesiology
arsenic

B
Babesia
Bartonella
BMP (Basic Metabolic Panel)
bile acids
bioelectric testing
Borrelia
breath testing
bromide

C
CA-19-9

cadmium

calcium
calprotectin

cardiovascular testing
CAT Scan
CBC (Complete Blood Count)

CEA
celiac genes
celiac immunoglobulins

cholesterol (lipid panel)
chromium
CMP (Comprhnsve Metabolc Panel)

colonoscopy

coronary calcium test
cortisol
c-reactive protein

d-dimer

dexascan

dhea
dihydrotestosterone

E
elastase (pancreatic)

EMG (ElectroMyoGraphy)

endoscopy
essential fatty acids
estradiol
estrogens

F
ferritin

fibrinogen
fluoride
folate

food sensitivity and allergy testing

FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone)

G
gastrin

glucagon
glutamine
glycine

H
hair testing
haptogloblin

HDL (High Density Lipoprotein)

heavy metal testing
hematocrit
hemoglobin
hemoglobin A1c

hemosiderin
hepcidin
I
iodine
immunoglobulins
immunoglobulin A (IgA)
immunoglobulin E (IgE)
immunoglobulin G (IgG)
immunoglobulin M (IgM)

incretin hormones

INR
insulin (Free and Total)
iron

Lab Bills–Steps to Resolve
Lab Interpretation
Lab Sets 1 & 2 Instructions

Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH)
lactoferrin

LDL (Low Density Lipoprotein)

lead (Pb)
leaky gut testing

lipid panel (cholesterol)
lithium

liver testing
LH (lutenizing hormone)
Lyme
lysine

M
magnesium
mammogram
manganese
MCV
mercury (Hg)
molybdenum
MRI

organic acids test (OAT)

oxygen

P
parasite testing
platelet test

porphyrins

potassium
pregnenolone
progesterone
PSA (prostate specif. antigen)

PT/PTT

R
reverse T3
rheumatoid factor

sarcosine

secretory IgA
SIBO test

super oxide dismutase (SOD)
stool testing

T
T3 (Free and Total)
taurine
testosterone (Free and Total)
thyroglobulin

Thyroid Algorithm
TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone)

transferrin

triglycerides
tryptophan

tyrosine

U
ultrasound
Urinalysis)
Urine C&S (Culture & Sensitivity)
Urine pH

V
vaginal swab testing
vanadium
vitamin-a
vitamin-b1
vitamin-b2
vitamin-b3
vitamin-b5
vitamin-b6
vitamin-b7
vitamin-b12
vitamin-c
vitamin-d
vitamin-e
vitamin-k

water
white blood cell test
X
x-ray

Z
zinc

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January 2, 2020

Nutrients

.. are things we need on a regular basis to grow, heal and maintain our bodies. While this page focuses on food-based nutrients, the complete list of nutrients includes air, water, gravity, movement, sunlight, touch, love, justice and others. For more information, click here.