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lyme in Putnam
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Did adding deplin help anyone. Saw dr. Not sure brain bugs or neurotoxins. Added deplin to existing ocd Meds snd supps.

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lyme in Putnam
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Up?

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I'm taking Deplin w/ high dose B12 because of mthfr too. We are working on detox and gut health simultaneously. I'm getting better but I think it is a long journey after 7+ years of treatment that poisoned my body. (I've had it somewhere between 16-17 years, obviously misdiagnosed.) I'm sticking with it.

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I'm taking Deplin w/ high dose B12 because of mthfr too. We are working on detox and gut health simultaneously. I'm getting better but I think it is a long journey after 7+ years of treatment that poisoned my body. (I've had it somewhere between 16-17 years, obviously misdiagnosed.) I'm sticking with it.

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When you reach your "wits-end" remember this: "Peace I leave with you, my peace I give you. I do not give as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid." John 14:27

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Zinc is also needed in the remethylation pathway...where B9 (folic acid), B12 are needed.

The OTHER way to lower homocysteine (transsulfuration) uses B6 (active form = PLP) which -> taurine (lowers cholesterol), GSH = glutathione and sulfate.

Want a diagram of the 2 pathways used to lower homocysteine?

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Don't know what. Dr. H. Added deplin, extreme dp, ocd, going through menopause. Blood in stool colonoscopy tomorrow. Ocd psych Meds doing nothing, went on progesterone, helped numbers, but AWOL since then. Still doing little estradiol. Dr. H. Said heal gut, then think treatment. Dp from Lyme, stress, hormones, just so wrong. He thought deplin, trazadone for sleep would help. Dream constantly dp worse next day. Doing ondamed for lyme, candida. Guess antibiotics next, my head won't clear. Would deplin help psych med work. Gut down on klonopin to .5 2x a day. Lyme sym not much crept psych. Electric shocks hips, headaches not many. Doing supplements Mag metanyx,, curcurmin. Many of the usuals. Have to do colon flush soon. Any takes. Lost me in process.

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I feel better using it. I don't use Deplin anymore because of the food dye in the pill. There is a product called Methyl Pro (on the internet) that also has 15 mg of folate in it. Cost is less too.

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