…that's what I see people for. Those are almost all strictly methylation issues. All the MTR stuff that doctors say it's not important. It doesn't matter. Oh, it matters a lot. Let me tell you, I think these two books I'm going to put out on…
…'s got three methyl groups on it. Just a glycine that's had methylation groups added to it. But you might overmethylolate on that. Number one. Number two, it won't really lower your homocyine. If you have a genetically caused homoysteine le…
…hould clue in if you especially if you started some type of methylation sport like our MTH daily or Renew or any other ones. There's a lot on the market. Um, and you need to back it off or stop it. I talked to a girl the other day was takin…
…function correctly, everything changes. Symptoms disappear. Methylation is supported. Transpiration cycle happens. Inflammation is one of the main things that we deal with disappears. So that's why you need to get a CMA with Redux so we can…
…function correctly, everything changes. Symptoms disappear. Methylation is supported. Transpiration cycle happens. Inflammation is one of the main things that we deal with disappears. So that's why you need to get a CMA with Redux so we can…
… have a lot to do with MTH HFR? Yeah, it actually does with methylation. Methylation steps. Um, for years there's been this thing called homocyine. We've known about it 90 years. Um, and no one knows how to treat it. They tried starving peo…
…n pathway and the transuleration pathway parallels with the methylation pathway methylation cycle. And so both of these together, if you have genetic errors in your methylation cycle such as MTHFR, MTR, MTRR, GGH and many others, this direc…
…sound a little complicated but really it has to do with our methylation and the way that our body processes methionine all the way into glutathione. So methionine becomes homocyine homoyine becomes becomes cysteine and acetylcysteine and kn…
…antioxidant support as well as filling all the holes of the methylation cycle and transuleration pathway. This means that your body is getting everything it needs to be able to protect itself uh from oxidative stress, reactive oxygen specie…
… as well as many other snips, uh, including MTHFR and other methylation snips, many other very important snips that we'll get into in another video. But with the homoyine, as you've seen Dr. Purser and I talked about in the past the pathway…
… reason to have a high fix homocyine. So I dig into all the methylation stuff. I'm looking at MTRR, MTR, the MTHFRs. They block the breakdown of homoyine to glutathione. Matter of fact, this is all about the transformation of homoyine to gl…
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