Empowerlife Kinesiology

Duration: 1 day  
 Latest research from NK Institute with extremely powerful formatting. This course provides students with: 

• Histamine production as a neurotransmitter and hormone 
• Pathways for histamine production
• Histamine clearance issues with DAO, HNMT and methylation 
• Other factors that can influence histamine intolerance such as diet, leaky gut SIBO (small intestine bacterial overgrowth), food allergies, alcohol consumption 
• Mast Cell Activation Syndrome balancing ideas

Duration: 4 days
 Hemopyrrollactamuria (HPU) is a condition where the production of heme is compromised due to a genetic problem with the enzymes that produce heme. Heme is a porphyrin which is a ring structure made up of 4 ring structure known as pyrroles. When the enzyme that converts the pyrrole (Porphobilinogen) into the porphyrin (Hydroxymethylbilane) doesn’t work so well, heme is not produced, and the mauve factor is produced, that binds zinc and B6 and is excreted in the urine. While heme is an important component of hemoglobin that transports oxygen in the blood, it is also a cofactor for 34 human enzymes which are coded for by 54 human genes. People with the HPU condition have a lot of problems with these enzymes because in the locations where they function, not so much heme is produced due to the compromised enzymatic function. These enzymes are involved in important biochemical reactions, including detoxification, steroid hormone biosynthesis, estrogen breakdown, thyroid hormone production, reactive oxygen species neutralisation, prostaglandin biosynthesis, bile acid biochemistry, vitamin D biochemistry and more. In this workshop, we are going to explore how we can balance all of these enzymatic pathways.