MTRR

Now, on its own, it's milder, but if you carry one of each, that combination can slow you down too.

Then there's MTR and MTRR.

Now, MTR is the enzyme that actually uses B12 to refill homocysteine.

And MTRR is the one that keeps B12 recharged so it can keep doing its job.

Are you with me so far? Variants here mean that your B12 gets used less efficiently so you can need more of it than the average person.

Bear with me because this stuff is super important.

GSTP1, phase two detoxification and the master glutathione gene.

Two MTHFRs, MTRR, which is homocystine healthy heart.

NQO1, four vitamin D receptors.

FUT2, which sits at the top of that methylation pathway, gut-brain connection.

When we look at that stuff, your methylation overall, we will look at it through genetic testing oftentimes.

Things like MTHFR, PEMT, COMT, MTRR.

These affect your ability to detox estrogen.

They affect your ability to produce and maintain neurotransmitters.

Now, some of those, like the methylation pathway, um, and there's four that we test for in there, most people just test their MTHFR, and they get optimal, suboptimal, or not at all.

But there's MTR, there's MTRR, there's SHMT1, so we go a lot deeper-

Yeah

... than most places go.