… that's the gene that codes for your body to make phosphotylcholine. We're going to go down a little bit of rabbit hole here. Phosphotylcholine is one of the main phospholipids that our body uses to make cellular membranes all throughout ou…
…T defects (common co-driver of SIBO, NAFLD, IBD) → targeted choline and phosphatidylcholine.
Step 3: Monitor & Titrate
Retest homocysteine and cytokines at 8–12 weeks. I have watched IL-6 drop 60–80% and patients come off biologics.
Step 4:…
…scusses protein and methionine intake, B-vitamin cofactors, choline, betaine and absorption. It asks readers to consider the broader nutritional picture rather than equating a lower number with better health.
A low number is not a complete…
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