By Roger Kendall, PhD

TMG has three methyl groups, while DMG has two. So, more is better, right? Not necessarily; there are several distinguishable differences to consider.

Topics: Supplements, dmg, functional medicine, brain health, tmg

 

By Roger Kendall, PhD

Do you wake up feeling fresh and ready to get your day started, or do you feel exhausted and lacking energy? Fatigue is the number one health concern for many people, as it prevents them from functioning at their best—both physically and mentally.

Topics: Supplements, dmg, functional medicine, brain health

 

By Roger Kendall, PhD

Dimethylglycine (DMG) has been slowly making its way into clinical practices and is now recognized for its impressive collection of uses and health benefits.

Topics: Supplements, dmg, functional medicine, brain health, Brain and Mood

 

By Roger Kendall, PhD

Dimethylglycine (DMG) is an amino acid with quite an exciting history. Its use in health and maintenance goes back to 1960s, where the Soviet Union came up with the idea that there was a vitamin B15 and called it calcium pangamate.

Topics: metabolism, Supplements, dmg, Immune System, functional medicine, Immune Support

 

By Dr. Roger Kendall

The autism spectrum includes a wide range of behavioral characteristics, neurological impairments, and digestive disorders.

Topics: General Health Topics, dmg, naturopathic, functional medicine, kid's health

 

By Dr. Roger Kendall

If you’ve spent any time in front of the TV lately, you’ve probably noticed a significant increase in the number of infomercials.

Topics: General Health Topics, metabolism, Supplements, functional medicine, Vitamins/Minerals, Aging

 

By Roger Kendall, PhD

Smoking, obesity, stress, and high cholesterol are the usual suspects when it comes to factors associated with compromised heart health.

Topics: General Health Topics, metabolism, Supplements, functional medicine, Heart Health

Dimethylglycine (DMG) has many properties that support health, vitality and well-being. DMG is an essential nutrient that supports methylation pathways, reduces the negative effects of stress on the body and enhances physical and mental performance. But one of DMG’s most important functions is how it protects and defends the body against degeneration and the aging process.

Topics: Nutritional Supplements, General Health Topics, Supplements, dmg, Vitamins/Minerals, Aging