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YouTubeJan 6, 2026

Have Fibromyalgia? This video is for you - let’s get to the root.

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…There's a couple genes that we like to look at, CBS and the methylation gene, as well as GAD one, GAD 2, to really get a good idea of what's going on at the root of fibromyalgia. The main issue uh with CVS and with the other ones is that th…

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YouTubeDec 30, 2025

Genetic vs. intracellular testing: which reveals MTHFR issues? #substack #shorts

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…ntastic test. We'll show you not just MTHFR, but your whole methylation and all the homoyine genes. That one's really good. But whatever genetic testing you have, that'll work. And the other way that we like to look at it is through our int…

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YouTubeDec 5, 2025

The Medical Establishment Is Wrong About Your Genes — And It’s Costing You Your Health

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…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…

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