ADHD/ADD Dr Walsh Protocol | Magnolia Personalized Medicine (EGW Research Institute)

NUTRIENT THERAPY USING NUTRIGENOMICS FOR ASD/ADD/ADHD

Studies on thousands of individuals with ASD/ADD/ADHD, anxiety, depression, behavior disorders and other mental health issues have revealed a number of biochemical imbalances that can significantly contribute to these conditions. These imbalances may be rooted in each individual’s genetics and nutrition and they directly affect brain neurotransmitter synthesis and availability. I use comprehensive medical history and advanced laboratory testing that helps identify imbalances, and formulate personalized diet and supplement program to help optimize biochemical and neurotransmitter balance.

Based on Walsh Protocol was developed by William Walsh Ph.D that has studied over 30,000 cases of autism, depression, anxiety, ADD, and behavior problems. In his book, Nutrient Power he presents science-based nutrient therapy for mental health that help millions of people. The scientific advances was based on testing chemical factors in blood, urine to identify nutritional imbalances in people diagnosed with ADDH/ADD, autism, depression, schizophrenia, Alzheimer. After 30 years of research experience he developed protocols nutrition based.

Walsh Protocol Testing

Why Kryptopyroles? Kryptopyroles in urine were found elevated in mental health disorders. Elevated level of kryptopyroles is related to oxidative stress. In order to determine imbalances first step is testing for Zinc, Copper, Ceruloplasmin and histamine. Zinc and Copper need to be in right ratio and when Copper is elevated in cause low Zinc levels. Copper overload is associated with increased mental health disorders and cancer risk. Additional tests include methylation and heavy metal test because most of the methylation issues are caused by environmental toxins. Detoxification is done with methylation therapies, chelation, NRF2, Glutatione. Histamine testing is important as if one is hypermethylated or hypomethylated would change the protocol approach. Nutrient imbalances can alter gene expression which can lead to neurotransmitters dysregulation.