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I have been battling a slowly progressing CFS, since 2007, that became quite disabling a year ago. I believed it was caused by a idiopathic reaction to a large course of Levaquin (a fluoroquinolone antibiotic). Although I did not have an acute reaction, it caused disruption in my ability to sleep (insomnia), eat properly (gut dysbiosis, IBS, food intolerances, gastroparesis), hormonal imbalance, autonomic issues, anxiety, etc...
I recently ran my 23 and me results that I had for several years for ancestry research through the Genetic Genie and I am requesting some help with interpretation.
Forgive my ignorance but frankly trying to make sense of this while dealing with brain fog has been quite a challenge.
Below I have included my Genetic Genie methylation. Although I have been reading up on the affects the each SNP can have, I am having difficulty linking them together.
I do have an over stimulated stress/cortisol “fight or flight” response. I do not however have problems (that I know of) with ammonia. I have had my ammonia levels checked during routine blood work (assay of ammonia) several times in the last year and it comes back almost 0, whether that makes a difference or not I do not know.
Would it behoove me to monitor my urine sulfate? And if so, would I use strips for that?
Anyway, I would appreciate any general insight that anyone could give me
I recently ran my 23 and me results that I had for several years for ancestry research through the Genetic Genie and I am requesting some help with interpretation.
Forgive my ignorance but frankly trying to make sense of this while dealing with brain fog has been quite a challenge.
Below I have included my Genetic Genie methylation. Although I have been reading up on the affects the each SNP can have, I am having difficulty linking them together.
I do have an over stimulated stress/cortisol “fight or flight” response. I do not however have problems (that I know of) with ammonia. I have had my ammonia levels checked during routine blood work (assay of ammonia) several times in the last year and it comes back almost 0, whether that makes a difference or not I do not know.
Would it behoove me to monitor my urine sulfate? And if so, would I use strips for that?
Anyway, I would appreciate any general insight that anyone could give me