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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

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MTHFR and methylation SNPs are closely related to the methionine and transsulfuration pathways. Everything in your body is connected and trying to balance out. If you are tired, exhausted, or have unending anxiety, there’s a reason your bod

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The Symptom of MTHFR: FATIGUE! Not just your casual tiredness but an unending fatigue that you’ve struggled with…

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The Symptom of MTHFR: FATIGUE! Not just your casual tiredness but an unending fatigue that you’ve struggled with your entire life! Your body has learned to compensate but it will never be enough. You need to support your cells at the molec

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Iron deficiencies, especiallly the ones that occur deep within your cells. What causes them? To understand why…

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Iron deficiencies, especiallly the ones that occur deep within your cells. What causes them? To understand why you’re not processing Iron, you have to view the key B Vitamins that help your body utilize Iron. The best way to check on these

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Do you know anyone who has UC or Crohn’s? Have they ever found a cure? This might be the miracle they’ve been waiting for! Glutathione with phosphatidylcholine can reduce inflammation in the gut and help your organs work properly. Use VAR

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