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What’s searchable?If your transsulfuration pathway is off, it’s not just genetics—deficiencies in B6, glutathione, glycine, serine, glutamine, or methionine can block it too. 🧬 Without these, you can’t convert homocysteine to glutathione, leading to inflamma
Vitamin K1 and K2 both play vital roles in health, but they’re not the same—and deficiencies in either should be addressed. 🩸 Just be cautious: if you start bruising easily or your periods change after taking them, you might have a genetic
Genetic mutations like MTHFR, FOLR1, FOLR2, and VDR TAQ don’t just sit there—they cause vitamin deficiencies by blocking absorption or increasing your body’s need for key nutrients. 🧬 That’s why intracellular testing is so critical—it shows
The top symptoms I see over and over? Fatigue, anxiety, and depression. 😔 And they’re almost always tied to the same intracellular nutrient deficiencies. When we fix the root cause at the cellular or genetic level, patients finally start fe
Always exhausted no matter how much you rest? 😩 It’s likely not “adrenal fatigue”—it’s usually vitamin deficiencies affecting your adrenal and pituitary function. A CMA with Redox panel can reveal what your cells are missing. It’s helped th
Struggling with unexplained anxiety, depression, or mood swings? 🧠 A CMA with Redox panel might reveal the missing piece—intracellular vitamin deficiencies. Even major psychiatric programs are now exploring this approach, and the results ar
Been told you have chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and handed a prescription for antidepressants or stimulants? 😤 The truth is, CFS is often a result of deep vitamin and nutrient deficiencies, not a mental health issue. Most cases I see come
Dealing with low thyroid or hypothyroid symptoms but still not feeling better—even on medication? 🧬 The real issue might be intracellular nutrient deficiencies. I often see people who are extremely low in zinc, selenium, and iodine—the thre
What are the top vitamin deficiencies I see with MTHFR and methylation issues? Watch to the end to find out!
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