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If you have fibromyalgia, you need to jump on this! There are GREAT options for you, but you need to follow specific steps to fully MANAGE your fibro. At its root, it’s a Copper Overload problem, so fix your diet, take Copper Balance and Gl

Homocysteine is bad for you, but it’s a critical part of the transsulfuration pathway. You don’t make glutathione wothout it, but when your levels of homocysteine get too high, it becomes majorly problematic for you. Once you have a fix

What makes a good MTHFR methylation support product? You need to be careful in finding the right balance of methylating vitamins and genetic hole fillers. Look at MTHFR Daily from Physician Designed for the best one in the world.

What are the top vitamin deficiencies I see with MTHFR and methylation issues? Watch to the end to find out!

Folate - everyone needs it, but not all need the same version of it. Look at your genes, FOLR, and other methylation genes to determine which one you need.

Riboflavin, methionine, iron, and more. All of these defiencies are intrinsically connected, and some even connect back to MTHFR gene SNPs. You have all these symptoms, but what can you do? Get your CMA Intracellular testing (through my off

What is MTHFR and how does it affect YOU? Let’s take a little dive into the genes behind methylation and energy production. How can you boost your folate metabolism? Learn how to THRIVE with MTHFR throughout your life. You got this!

MTHFR Daily fills all the holes of the methylation cycle caused by MTHFR and other genes, but what does that mean for you? You are now in a balancing act, filling the deficiencies that have plagued you your whole life while trying not to

If you struggle with MTHFR and methylation issues, if you have chronic inflammation, if your brain is always foggy, you need SOD, Glutathione and methylated B Vitamins. You need the building blocks to provide your body with all it needs to

Homocysteine, though detrimental to your health, plays a crucial role in the transsulfuration pathway. While glutathione production is dependent on homocysteine, excessive homocysteine levels pose significant health risks. Once a fixed le

Homocysteine is essential for the transsulfuration pathway and glutathione production. However, when levels get too high, it becomes harmful and hard to reduce. Mutations in the MTR and MTRR genes can further elevate homocysteine levels, ma