Hello fellow COMT +,
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So you've discovered that you have the dreaded slow version of the COMT gene (also called Met, A, or +).

You're probably freaking out a little bit--Why me?! Why did I have to have this stupid gene?!

Maybe you're feeling lost and annoyed--Why is there no information about how to live with this gene?!
But hopefully, you're also feeling a little bit relieved--Now at least I know why I've been feeling so stressed, sick, and miserable.

If this sounds familiar, I get it... because these are the things that ran through my head when I learned that I had the slow COMT gene.

The good news is, you can feel better, healthier, and happier... as long as you know the right steps to take.

Before I tell you what I did to manage my COMT gene—and how you can manage yours—let me share a bit about how I ended up here, studying and preaching about COMT, a gene that I didn't even know existed a few years ago.

"Healthy" habits never made me feel healthy.

If you met me a few years ago, you might have agreed with my friends—I was the 'healthiest' person that they knew.

I ate vegetarian, snacked on vegetables, and never touched soda. I went to the gym 4 days a week—kickboxing, weight lifting, and sprinting my days away. And my blood tests always came back flawless.

By society's standards, I was a paragon of health.

But I never really felt healthy. I would get sick all the time, I had chronic back pain, and I had frequent digestive issues. 

And despite my healthy lifestyle, I just continued to get worse—eventually, I started getting migraines, panic attacks, and vertigo. 

​So I did what I thought I was "supposed to" do—I ate even more vegetables, exercised 10 hours per week, and drank green tea every day (things I later learned are bad for COMT).
*Here's a picture of me appearing to be fit and healthy.
One day, my body just kind of gave out.
My anxiety started growing exponentially. I developed Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO), and my immune system completely wore out. I stopped being able to digest solid food and lost nearly 20 pounds in 2 months.

​I was so lethargic that I couldn't stay awake for more than a few hours at a time. And when I was awake, I was so nauseous, disoriented, and foggy that I could barely work or leave the house.

This went on for 10 months... until I got my genes tested.

This is when I learned that I had the slow COMT gene and three other difficult detox genes.

Finally, I understood what was happening to me. I was basically being poisoned from the inside out.

Now it was just a matter of figuring out what to do about it.

I looked online... and found nothing. I read books... and learned little. Then I dove into the academic research... and started learning a little bit more. 

The research on COMT helped me understand what COMT does and therefore, how to help it do its job better. 
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I learned that the less work we give our COMT gene, the better it can do its job.

With this insight, I tried to figure out which activities, foods, and lifestyle habits put COMT to work—the things we should avoid—and the activities, foods, and lifestyle habits that give COMT a rest—the things we should pursue. 

Putting together this puzzle has been a huge part of rebuilding my health. 

Plus, these insights are already beginning to help others manage their COMT gene, and I keep getting more positive feedback all the time.

And now, it's time to help you rebuild your health.

It was a long time coming, but I've finally put together these insights into a one-of-a-kind program that teaches you all about how to manage your COMT to reduce anxiety and improve your health.

This short COMT program can help you get your life back, and you'll soon discover that it's easier than you think.

What's in the COMT Program?

In this program, you'll learn key skills to help you manage slow COMT genes. This information is derived from the research literature related to COMT.

Here are the three modules:

1. The COMT Experience

Why do those of us with slow COMT genes struggle so much with anxiety, stress, and stress-related health issues? In this module, you'll learn about the COMT gene, why it contributes to stress and anxiety, and how to reduce your COMT-related anxiety.

2. The COMT Diet

What should you eat if you have slow COMT genes? Here you'll learn how to eat foods that decrease the burden on the COMT gene allowing it to better remove stress hormones and other harmful substances from the body.

3. The COMT Lifestyle

In this final module, you'll learn how to build a healthy lifestyle that supports your COMT genes. You'll learn what to avoid and discover ​products you can use to support a healthy COMT.
This program is quick, easy, and 100% online!
All of the training is available immediately online inside the private Berkeley Well-Being Institute members-only site. ​​

Get immediate unlimited access for a long as the program exists!

Positive Feedback on the COMT Program

Thank you so much! This can help my life and others. I’ve been on a 14 year journey -doctor struggle. Now I have a natural guide & hope.   -Lorna
I have both COMT and MTHFR and the medical community is unhelpful for people like me. The additional knowledge and diet information in this program seem to help reduce my stress.   -Marilynn
The COMT gene is something we have for life.
​Learning how to support our COMT gene benefits us for life.

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Health and well-being really matter to me.

So I've created the best program that I could—a program that I use myself for my COMT gene.

These tips have already helped so many people that I really want you to have the opportunity to try them with zero risk...
So if you start today, you can try the strategies and see how you feel.
And, if it's not helpful for you... email me within 30 days for a full refund. No questions asked. You won't spend a penny.
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I offer you this 30-day Money Back Guarantee because I truly believe in this program.

And I want to see you get your life back, just like I did.

If this feels right for you, right now - don’t hesitate. Try it out today!
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