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Topic: treatment for mthfr defects?

gigimac
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my llmd said mthfr would be treated with co q 10, sublingual b12, and methyl folate. Does this sound right?

For those of you who have treated mthfr how long did it take to get better after starting treatment?

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sk8ter
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Member # 8671

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yes go to facebook and the MTHFR Gene Mutations..page ..there is a lot of info there or go to MTHFR.net and there is protocols....stop taking folic acid and start taking the right kind of folinic acid as you mentioned above...Folapro is a good...the B12 must be the methyl type or the hydroxy if you are really sensitive...you will start moving toxins and heavy metals when doing this so start by taking a quarter of the folinic acid and ramp up slowly...

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