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Topic: Homocysteine Level Low

painted turtle
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Does anyone know the reasons or significance, or better,

what can be done if homocysteine levels are low?

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seibertneurolyme
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How low is low?

This is probably a good thing actually -- means you are taking a good balance of B vitamins and your methylation detox pathway is working very well.

High homocysteine is actually listed as one of the causes of cerebral vasculitis.

Bea Seibert

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painted turtle
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Hi Bea,

Hope you and hubby are well today.

Maybe the B12 injections are working?

Although my methylation cycle is likely the main cause of all my issues, overall.

It is 4.0 and so I thought it likely signifies something I could glean more hints on what direction to take.

I think antioxidants like A, E, C, and the omegas are about to become some very close friends!!

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GiGi
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I have a number of references to this somewhere, but no time to look now.

Google 'low homocysteine Klinghardt' - you will find many references, especially with Autism - which again requires a multifactorial approach, very similar/identical to Lyme. See if you can find that protocol by google.

Take care.

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