Yeast is a Beast – The MTHFR and Candida Connection
Research this concept by joining your colleagues at WellPower, an online learning platform built for functional medicine practitioners, naturopaths, chiropractors and nutritionists. Learn More…
MTHFR and Viral Infections
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…
MTHFR and Digestion: Methylation Impacts Gallbladder Function
Introduction One of the most common questions I get when working with patients is “Can my methylation problems cause digestion issues?” This question…
The Down Side to High Oxalates – Problems with Sulfate, B6, Gut, and Methylation
Before we get into down side of elevated oxalates it is important to repeat something I said my previous post titled Oxalates and MTHFR:…
Organic Acid Test – An Essential Tool for Gut-Methylation Problems
This article is a brief overview of why I think the Organic Acid Test from Great Plains Laboratory is the best test for gut…
A Genetic Cause of Pain and Anxiety – COMT, MAO and MTHFR
Do you find yourself worrying excessively about the future, about money or about fearful things in general? Does a small amount of stress cause…
Methylation. Whether you are a seasoned expert or learning about it for the first time, it is a biochemical process like no other. No other system in our body has the ability to impact so many others, to create or destroy health, to protect or injure our bodies. Learn More >>
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[/one_third][two_third_last]Hello! I want to personally thank you for taking time out of your busy day to visit my site BeyondMTHFR.com. And if you don’t mind, I would like to ask you a few questions: Why are you here reading and learning about methylation? Do you have a sick family member, a child or loved one? Or are you sick yourself, searching for answers to your problem that so far have been elusive? Are you a doctor or caregiver motivated to learn more? Well, you have come to the right place. Although we may not have met, we both have something in common; we both have a reason for learning more about methylation!
I started looking into methylation issues because I wanted to understand what makes people sick, what causes the body to stop functioning and decline in health. BeyondMTHFR™ is a project designed to help me answer that question. The reason we must look at genes has to do with the fact that our genetics influence every cell in our body. Not only are our genes powerful, but they are also malleable and programmable – they are never static! If you learn one thing at BeyondMTHFR™, you must realize that your genes are not your destiny, but they are your tendency. For when we optimize our genes, we optimize our lives!
Yours in Health,
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