Why does MTHFR correlate with high homocysteine?

Why does MTHFR correlate with high homocyine? This is a good question. MTHFR, the methylation cycle of folate, leads to all kinds of downstream effects, such as a lessening ability to create enough cellular energy, ATP. MTHFR is one of these several gene snips

that work around in the methylation cycle. MTR, MTRR, CBS are a few others that all work along this pathway. And now this whole methylation cycle is on the side of and connected to the transuleration pathway of homoyine

converting to glutathione. So if you have errors in your me in your methylation pathways MTHFR and any of those any of those methylation snips your ability to create glutathione from homoyine will be lessened. And that's the big thing that's that's what's

causing a lot of these homoyine related issues. When it comes down to it, a deficiency of glutathione production is what causes widespread inflammation and increased cytoines throughout your body. And this in turn causes all kinds of issues with our organs and with our

blood vessels. The chronically high level of homoyine, Dr. Perser calls it a fixed homocyine level, is caused by these genetic snips like MTHFR, CPS, 22 others that Dr. Perser has identified. If you are homozygous in any of these, you're going to have a fixed homoyine

level. So whether your homoysteine level is high or low isn't as important as seeing what that's actually doing and are your cytoine levels high. IL8 interlucan 8 is one of those cytoines you can test relatively easily and affordably and that's the metric that we

want to look at. If you have increased levels of cytoines like IL8 you're going to have all that inflammation those cardiovasc cardiovascular issues all those other issues. So what do we need to do? Flood your body with reduced glutathione. Vors glutathione specifically is the the key one that you

want. A re an actually functional reduced glutathione supplement is what your body is craving. With enough glutathione in your system, those cytoine levels balance out. They lower. And ultimately, if your homoyine level lowers or not, it doesn't really matter

if those cytoine levels are lower. If all those other inflammatory markers are lower, then you're doing better. And if you'll feel it, you'll definitely feel better. You'll feel that inflammation lessening as more and more glutathione does its job throughout your body. So MTHFR has a direct correlation on how

much glutathione you can actually make. And when you supplement with glutathione, your MTHFR symptoms get better as well. They're all part of the same pathways and the same journey that our body uses to detox and to fight against oxidative stress, damage, and inflammation. If you have any questions

about these, look at our testing, set up an appointment, come work with me directly or with Dr. person directly or other coaches. We're so happy to answer your questions.