MTHFR and ATP - the energy coin of our cells - have a very specific relationship. When you can’t methylate folate correclty, it leads to downstream effects of poor carbohydrate metabolism. When you should be making 32 ATP per carb, you may
This one is big. If you have the genes that cause high homocysteine, you will never be able to make enough Glutathione properly. You meed to supplement with the right vitamins and the right form of glutathione, VARS Glutathione, and protect
Homocysteine- one of the most inflammatory substances in the body - can’t be broken down and converted into Glutathione if you have this deficiency: B6.
The transsulfuration pathway is broken if you don’t have sufficient B6 levels in your
ATP and MTHFR are closely correlated. If you cannot process folate and other B vitamins, you’re going to be tired due to inefficient ATP production. This causes chronic fatigue and other symptoms. So make sure to take your MTHFR Renew and M
What is the MTHFR SNP? It’s the genes transcription error that causes to process folate poorly, making you SUPER tired. You’re not making ATP, the energy currency of our cells, at the rate you could be. You need the right supplementation to
How are MTHFR and Fibromyalgia so closely connected? Methylation pathways and the conversion of Homocysteine to Glutathione. These are critical for humans but certain genetic factors make them much less efficient. Help is on the way.
Folate deficiency- causes some nasty symptoms, but where does it really come from? Both MTHFR and FOLR2 genes handle the folate pathways and any genetic errors on those genes can really mess you up.
High Homocysteine levels can cause excruciating side effects, even leading to heart attack and stroke! Don’t let this happen to you. It can be managed with Serine, B6 and and the ever potent Glutathione!
BIG METHYLATION CYCLE with end of this cycle being to convert homocysteine to glutathione.
If any part of this cycle gets blocked due to a missing pathway (snp or error) being always in the way then the glutathione isn't created.
BUT also
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2. The defective enzyme doesn’t break down folate vitamins properly (of which folic acid is the precursor to), which can cause high homocysteine levels (hyperhomocysteinemia), which causes vascular inflammation which in tur…
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2. The defective enzyme doesn’t break down folate vitamins properly (of which folic acid is the precursor to), which can cause high homocysteine levels (hyperhomocysteinemia), which causes vascular inflammation which in tur…
Are you struggling with a Pantothenic Acid deficiency and wondering what little things you can do every day to boost your levels up? Check out this post and learn up! 🧠🙌💪 (2/2)
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