Finding out you have the MTFHR mutation often leads to being prescribed methylfolate to “treat” it. However, a MTHFR mutation poses a genetic risk, it is not a disease or condition. Find out more by reading this article.
MTHFR is not a diagnosis. Read More »
Your B12 status is influenced by your diet, lifestyle and certain genetic mutations. This article discusses what those gene variants are, the different form of B12 and how it is involved in methylation.
MTR, MTRR and B12: Which form should you take? Read More »
MTHFR mutations can affect how your body utilizes B9. This article discusses the different forms of folate and the role it plays in methylation.
MTHFR and B9: Which form of Folate is best for you? Read More »
The PEMT gene requires choline in order to metabolise fats. It also uses SAMe to methylate phosphatidylethanolamine, producing phosphatidylcholine, thus linking lipid metabolism and methylation.
PEMT : The lipid and methylation connection Read More »
Have you recently discovered you have the MTHFR gene? Are you thinking about starting on methylfolate and/or methycobalamin? Read this post first and see what you need to know before you do this.
What you should know before starting methylcobalamin and methylfolate Read More »
Zinc is an important micronutrient needed for many different functions in the body. A genetic mutation in your zinc transporter gene and a lack of dietary zinc can lead to a zinc deficiency. This, in turn, can affect sleep issues, hyperactivity, inattention, oppositional behavior and impulsivity in those with ADHD.
Zinc for ADHD: why you need this micronutrient Read More »
