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Part 1: Methylation and Why It Matters

  • Writer: AIMC
    AIMC
  • Aug 21, 2019
  • 1 min read


The methylation cycle.


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occurs billions of times every second to control the genetic expression of virtually every cell in the body


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Having an MTHFR genetic mutation may decrease the number of methylation cycles happening in the body






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if you find out you’ve got an MTHFR mutation, it isn’t doomsday.


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over 50% of all people have at least one faulty copy of the MTHFR gene

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fatigue, digestive issues, headaches, nervous system dysregulation, and mood, endocrine and sleep disorders


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foods and spices from Traditional Chinese Medicine and how they can support the wood element


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Content created and contributed by AIMC student Erin Stewart.

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