…tation and its severity. These can include: 1. Fatigue and low energy 2. Mood disorders, such as anxiety or depression 3. Cardiovascular diseases and high homocysteine levels 4. Hormonal issues and fertility problems 5. Difficulty detoxify…
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What’s searchable?…high lead, or high mercury….etc. High copper can also cause low ferritin, even though your iron levels look great. 2. The defective enzyme doesn’t break down folate vitamins properly (of which folic acid is the precursor to), which can cau…
…high lead, or high mercury….etc. High copper can also cause low ferritin, even though your iron levels look great. 2. The defective enzyme doesn’t break down folate vitamins properly (of which folic acid is the precursor to), which can cau…
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Makes an enzyme that helps produce a form of folate used in the processing of homocysteine. Common variants are different from rare variants that cause severe MTHFR deficiency.
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IN ONE HOUR WELCOME TO:MY FACEBOOK LIVE (7PM MST). WHY DO YOU HAVE LOW TESTOSTERONE Here’s how you find out. WHY DO YOU HAVE LOW TESTOSTERONE? 1. Do you really? Re-Check your levels. >50 nMol/L is normal or healthy for most women. If yo
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