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… genetic level because if you're malnourished you'll have a low homocyine level even if you have the genetics for it if you're not malnourished um then your homoyine level will be normal or and normal for you might be quite high and very pa…

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…of homozygous folate folate receptor genetic that doesn't allow them to absorb regular folate. So they need folinic acid. We prescribe it all the time. I don't use the cavorin um because it's expensive but there's there companies out there …

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…ly, the overall efficiency of those genes will be much much lower. So that's what we see with MTHFR. If you have a homozygosity for M the MTHFR C677T that means the enzyme methylene tetrahydropholate reductase is not functioning at its full…

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…need both versions once they're both out. Again, if you are low in glutathione, these ones are designed exactly for you. If you have any questions about glutathione or about testing how to find out if you're low in glutathione, reach out to…

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…razy rumors, things that are around about it. But if you're low in B6, it disrupts your transulperation pathway and you'll get a high homocyine level from that. So B6 is really critical to that trans sulfuration pathway. There are a lot of …

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