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Dan Purser: Redefining Hyperhomocysteinemia Through 22 Critical SNPs
May 4, 2026, 19:02

Dan Purser: Redefining Hyperhomocysteinemia Through 22 Critical SNPs

Dan Purser, Co-Founder of AO Biologix, LLC, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Open Evidence AI finding—’The medical literature confirms that functional glutathione reduces cytokine formation at the monocyte level (Frontiers in Immunology, 2019)’

The ultimate guide to homocysteine: The Purser Model and The 60% Calamity

A Medical Manifesto for the 21st Century By Dan C. Purser

Introduction: The Semmelweis Moment

In 1847, Ignaz Semmelweis discovered that simple hand-washing could virtually eliminate childbed fever.

He was mocked, hounded, and eventually marginalized by an establishment that found his discovery too disruptive to the status quo.

Today, we face a similar ‘Semmelweis Moment.’

For nearly a century, medicine has viewed Hyperhomocysteinemia (HHcy) as a metabolic marker—a number to be ‘lowered’ with simple B-vitamins.

We were wrong.

After treating over 25,000 patients, I am declaring a national health calamity:

50–60% of the U.S. population is standing in the path of cytokine destruction that standard medicine simply cannot see.

Chapter 1: The Bull Elephant (Why 38.8% is a Lie)

Standard medical texts quote a comfortable statistic: 38.8% of the population has a homocysteine problem.

This figure is a relic of an era when we only looked at just a few genes: MTHFR C677T, A1298C, CBS and maybe MTRR, or MTR.

The Purser Model reveals a much darker reality.

By mapping the full genetic architecture, we have identified 22 specific homozygous SNPs—lifelong genetic ‘breaks’—that dictate a patient’s inflammatory setpoint.

When you account for this complete architecture, the number of affected individuals skyrockets to 60% of our civilization.

This is the bull elephant in the china shop, and it is leaving a trail of strokes, heart attacks, and kidney failure in its wake.”

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