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Filtered Water Supports MTHFR

by on December 15, 2016 in MTHFR Mutations

What you drink impacts your MTHFR gene. We all know that tap water is not ideal. Arsenic levels are a concern as is chlorine, jet fuel, pesticides, fracking, fluoride to name a few. Whatever foreign you put into your body, your body has to filter out. If you could remove most of that from your […]

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Recurrent Miscarriage and MTHFR

by on November 1, 2016 in MTHFR Mutations

Recurrent miscarriage can be associated with MTHFR. Does this sound familiar? “I was just told by my high risk OB that there is no research proving MTHFR is connected to miscarriage.” If it does, your OB is not educated correctly about MTHFR. Let me show you something which will disprove the naysayers immediately. This image […]

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What Causes Down Syndrome? MTHFR?

by on September 28, 2016 in MTHFR Mutations

What causes Down Syndrome? I know you are searching for answers. Why? Do you have a child with Down Syndrome? Or do you want to minimize the risk of having a child with Down Syndrome? Either way, the information here may help. I want to first state very clearly that there is no ‘defined mainstream way’ […]

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Bedwetting and MTHFR?

by on June 15, 2015 in MTHFR Mutations

Bedwetting is Normal . . . to a Point Diapers on newborns must be used because their nervous system is not yet fully developed. As they progress in age and become little people, their nervous system is moving along nicely. As children continue to grow and develop, the frequency of bedwetting goes down and eventually […]

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Histamine Intolerance, MTHFR and Methylation

by on June 11, 2015 in MTHFR Mutations

Histamine intolerance is becoming more and more prevalent. I have it. I also have MTHFR and susceptible to methylation deficiency. Given the prevalence of the MTHFR polymorphism, it only makes sense that the general population is also very susceptible to histamine intolerance. Connected. I wish I knew I had histamine intolerance 30 yrs ago.  Now that […]

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