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Sep 16, 2026
Diane KazerHOST
She's, let's see, heterozygous in this one.
Diane KazerHOST
And then she also has MTRR, which is elevated.
Diane KazerHOST
She is homozygous on that one, which means she got one SNP from dad, one SNP from mom.
Diane KazerHOST
And she was partially elevated, which means she got one of the SNPs from one of her parents, which means a Foley deficiency.
Aaron GoldmanGUEST
You mentioned methylation, and that's a big buzzword in social media these days.
Aaron GoldmanGUEST
So there's a whole bunch of genes like MTHFR that people talk about, MTRR, MTR.
Aaron GoldmanGUEST
And there's one called COMT, which is catechol-O-methyltransferase.
Aaron GoldmanGUEST
So it's a bit of a mouthful, but basically what that does is it methylates catechols.
Michelle OravitzHOST
Mm-hmm.
Natalie SamsonGUEST
So that would be things like people may have heard of COMT or MTR, MTRR.
Natalie SamsonGUEST
These are genes involved in the entire methylation pathway.
Natalie SamsonGUEST
And so the reason we wanna do this is because this can help us understand how to support your methylation specifically.
David JockersHOST
Methyl B12 is really the best form.
David JockersHOST
A lot of people are concerned about MTHFR gene mutations and MTRR gene mutations.
David JockersHOST
They need the methylated form.
David JockersHOST
That's the only way that they're going to get those methylation cycles working well.
Jason ShumardGUEST
I was getting a lot of those genetic tests when it was really big for a while there.
Jason ShumardGUEST
Like every four to five people had the MTHFR, MTRR, whatever.
Jason ShumardGUEST
It's like, just assume that everyone needs methylated vitamins these days.
Bria GaddHOST
Yeah, I agree.