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And that's what I love about our MTHFR uh the intracellular testing that we do and our MTHFR daily product. We we designed MTHFR daily based off of all of the recent 15 or 20,000 intracellular tests that we got and combined with which ones were MTHFR patients or not. And we made the multivitamin with what everyone was the most deficient in.
That's what MTHFR daily is. And that's what fills all those holes of methylation. [music] We're not just talking about folate and we're not even just talking about methylated B vitamins. There's a number of nutrients that we're deficient in that are just missing throughout that whole methylation cycle. And that is what is causing your inability to really make
that downstream effect of ATP. Everything gets thrown out of whack. I apologize if I'm sweating out here. I'm in Florida in the middle of July and it's nice and hot, nice and humid today. So, fill the holes of methylation. Remember that brick wall we've talked about before? It has a bunch of holes in it. That's your MTHFR status. But if you
can supplement with the correct forms of [music] certain nutrients, you fill each and one of those holes and you have a nice sturdy wall.
A fast look at the genetic quirks I came across this week, from odd inherited traits to the ones that can seriously affect health. Clear, curious, and a little alarming.
A fast look at the genetic quirks I came across this week, from odd inherited traits to the ones that can seriously affect health. Clear, curious, and a little alarming.
This report overview covers D-amino acid oxidase activator (DAOA / G72), rs2391191, D-serine, NMDA receptors, glutamate signaling, and the psychiatric and cognitive associations discussed in the source.
This report overview covers folate, vitamin B9, one-carbon metabolism, anemia, homocysteine, SLC19A1, and the report’s comparisons of folate forms and transport pathways.
