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Category Archives: Introduction to Methylation and MTHFR

ADD, ADHD, and Low Dopamine

Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergMarch 18, 2019

  I’m excited to bring you a new video. I know it’s been quite a while since I was able to publish one. All I can say is it’s been an amazing year and we’ve been super busy with lots of growth in our practice and personally as well. But I hope to refocus on…

MTHFR and Viral Infections

Home Slider, Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergDecember 3, 20174 Comments

  It is a mind-blowing fact that 40% of our DNA is considered “parasitic” DNA. This non-human DNA, which occupies 40% of our entire genetic code, comes from viruses and bacteria which implanted their genes into our DNA. I can’t say I am excited about the idea of having bug residue in my genetic code.…

MTHFR and Depression – The Folate and BH4 Connection

Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergMay 8, 201635 Comments

  Introduction Many people who are looking at their genetics are often motivated by the problem of depression.  Of course like many common health problems depression is now a big business in our society.  Pharmaceutical companies rake in billions of dollars producing drugs to try and treat this problem.  Unfortunately in the vast majority of…

How Blood Sugar Influences Dopamine/Adrenalin Levels – COMT and MAO

Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergMarch 18, 201531 Comments

  I meet patients every day who have a good diet, but they are not getting better.  Despite their healthy diet and avoidance of many foods, they are unable to sleep better, lose weight, increase their energy and simply feel good.  This often happens because their digestive system and their brain gets shut down by…

MTHFR and Acid Reflux: the Cause and the Cure

Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergFebruary 15, 20156 Comments

  Have you ever heard that we eat first with our eyes? Its true! The sight of food activates a series of neurological reflexes and pathways that primes our system for digestion. However just looking at food is not enough to digest it; we actually need to get all those nutrients inside the body.   Most…

Genotype – Haplotype – Phenotype

Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergAugust 25, 20141 Comment

In the world of methylation and genetic testing things can become complicated very quickly.  I speak to patients on a daily basis who are more confused after they did their genetic test than they were before.  What we are seeing are thousands of patients testing their genetics to find the answers to their health challenge,…

Research Articles on Methylation

Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergJune 2, 20142 Comments

Good Morning, Today I am posting two published research articles about methylation that I have written in the last couple of years.  The first article is called Methylation and the Physical Exam.  It describes what to look for on the outside of the body if you suspect someone has a methylation problem.  I would also…

A Primer on Methylation

Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergOctober 21, 20137 Comments

Ever heard of Methylation? Its okay if you never have…most doctors haven’t either! It is a big subject and connects the dots between your genes, the environment, and why some people get sick with chronic diseases and others don’t.

Physical Signs of Methylation Problems

Home Slider, Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergSeptember 9, 201326 Comments

  Have you ever wondered how to find out if someone has a methylation problem? Well you have probably heard to doing saliva or blood tests to see which genes a person was born with.  And that is certainly one way to figure out if someone has a methylation problem.  Tests like that are valuable…

Understanding Methylation: Genotypes vs. Phenotypes

Introduction to Methylation and MTHFRBy Dr. RostenbergSeptember 9, 2013

Phenotypes vs. Genotypes In order to understand methylation problems, we need to clarify the differences between genotype and phenotype.  When we talk about genotype we are speaking about nothing more than the unique set of genes you inherited – the one half from your mother and the other half from your father.  These genes you…

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