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posted 5/9/17
wolfnotes transcribed on the fly...
Q. methyl guard not working as good as thorne b complex
A. the only difference is TMG, so might be the TMG that supports choline pathway so indicating an choline issue, go back to b complex.
you may want to take methyl folate 2-3x/wk vs daily, less folate when less active/busy
iron if low can indicate cbs pathway issue
thyroid T4 (need it to produce B2) funct. range: 14-16
TSH range too broad, funct. range: .5 to 2
T3 funct. range: 4.6
get T3 and T4 (not covered by insurance)
zinc (and copper) cofactors for much of methyl cycle, for B6, will effect cbs pathways, immune function, cofactor for neurotransmitters, gut dysfunction have low zinc, stop hydrochloric acid production
copper breaksdown histamine, helps create dopamine
*serum copper plasma zinc might not give full picture
gene combo may be blocking B12 metabolism if B12 is high or normal but symptoms are obvious, B12 vitamin is the most underrated vitamin there is.
MCH hemo if > 32 could be folate anemia or low hydrochloric acid
RDW if > 13 real indicator of low iron or folate
WCC (white cell count) if low, B12/B9 suboptimal
Metacrit funct. range: males .40 to .48, females .37 to .44
UREA 3.5 to 5.7, if higher, may be lack of amonia-reducing nutrients
Creatine can indicate UREA dysfunction
ALP if < 70, likely is low zinc,
liver symptoms incl itchy skin, moodiness, poor immunity, white spots on nails
AST ALT GGT if these > 30, dysfunction in liver, choline deficit, glutithione issue
Platlettes > 385 could be anemia, inflammation
Protein funct. range: 69-74
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globulin 24-30 if higher could be many things... or lower
Mg crucial cofactor to many things
if you see high B6, its likely that its not being absorbed well
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