William Walsh & Dr Epstein Discuss Creatine and Alkalinity. The Walsh Approach for Undermethylation.

In this interview, Dr. David Epstein, D.O., a protégé of Dr. William Walsh, discusses an innovative approach to improving methylation by addressing elevated S-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH) levels. Using insights from the Walsh Research Institute, which has trained over 1,000 physicians and studied tens of thousands of patients, Dr. Epstein explains how poor kidney filtration, acidosis, and methylation imbalances contribute to mood and behavior disorders.

Supplements to improve methylation per this approach:

*Alkalinity Support: Sodium and potassium bicarbonate to improve kidney function and enhance SAH clearance.

*Creatine Supplementation: Supplementing with creatine to reduce methylation demand, as creatine synthesis accounts for up to 50% of the body's methyl use.

Methylation imbalances, including undermethylation, overmethylation, copper overload, and pyroluria, account for approximately 40% of mood and behavior disorders, according to the Walsh Approach. This research-backed method provides new hope for patients struggling with methylation issues by optimizing kidney function, lowering SAH, and improving overall mental wellness. Watch the full video to learn more about this groundbreaking work and the ongoing research funded by the Walsh Institute.

David Epstein, D.O - Second Opinion Physician, P.C. - www.secondopinionphysician.com
William Walsh PhD - Walsh Research Institute - www.walshinstitute.org