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InstagramAug 19, 2024

Homocysteine is often seen as a villain, but it’s actually a critical player in your body’s biochemistry,…

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…lth issues. Elevated homocysteine is linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, and even neurodegenerative conditions. This is because high levels can damage your blood vessels and increase oxidative stress, leading to c…

InstagramJun 14, 2024

MTHFR and ATP - the energy coin of our cells - have a very specific relationship. When you can’t methylate folate…

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…2. This depends on the variants of MTHFR you have and other factors. Let’s fill the holes created by MTHFR and help you produce a “normal” amount of ATP for the first time in your life. You owe it to yourself to live as happy and healthy as…

InstagramSep 14, 2023

The following is the intro to my follow up Substack post to my last Facebook Live on the connections of MTHFR and…

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…he causes of fibromyalgia are still under scrutiny, genetic factors appear to play a significant role in its development. In this post, we’ll delve into the genetic causes of fibromyalgia, focusing on the role of methylation errors, particu…

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InstagramAug 28, 2023

🌟 The B1 Buzz: Why Thiamine is a Game-Changer! 🌟Hey everyone, let's talk about a crucial but often overlooked…

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…mory loss and can land you in a dementia unit. 😱🔹 Genetic Factors: The root cause often lies in genetic SNPs (replication errors). These errors can accumulate over time and lead to deficiencies. 🧬👉 Dosage: If you're really deficient, co…

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InstagramAug 21, 2023

The MTHFR gene mutation can lead to a variety of symptoms and health conditions. Some of the top symptoms and…

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…ts: Issues with folic acid processing can also increase the risk of neural tube defects in newborns. 📍Folate Deficiency: An obvious sign of MTHFR mutation can be a deficiency in folate or folic acid, or issues with methylenetetrahydrofola…

InstagramJul 26, 2023

🔬Understanding pain is key to managing it. The Purser Method® offers a unique approach to managing fibromyalgia, a…

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…k group, End Fibromyalgia with Natural Options. 3️⃣ Genetic factors play a role, particularly genes affecting metallothioneins, proteins that regulate and remove heavy metals in the body. 4️⃣ The protocol also includes supplementing with ke…

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InstagramJul 22, 2023

Curious about the term "MTHFR" you've seen in my posts? It's not a random sequence of letters but stands for…

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…fectively!💥 Producing more energy also means an increased risk of oxidative damage. This is where VARS Glutathione comes in. It assists in several stages of energy production and helps detoxify your body - crucial for those with MTHFR var…

FacebookJul 22, 2023

What is MTHFR? You may have seen this weird almost offensive acronym here and there as you’ve seen and heard my…

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…nergy production means more oxidants being created and more risk of oxidative damage. Glutathione, specifically VARS Glutathione, is standing by, ready to get to work. Not only does glutathione assist in several points of the electron trans…

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