the point is just this... i'm a bit concerned if starting the methylation protocol or i really don't know if i have a methylation issue because i have a so low Homocisteyne... i'm going to do the organic acids profile where ther eis also the methylmalonic acid wich will show the reality about my b12 balance...
i don't know what to do with methylfolate just because of my low homocisteine...uhm...
For folate ' not taling folic acid from any source.. i eat oly rice(white) and potatoes as carbs the meat, eggs, vegetables fruit... no multivitamins so i think i'm not introducing folic acid..
Hi Josh,
There is only one problem. Homocysteine is contained in one of at least 6 levels healing. You can have perfectly ideal Hcy and still have hundreds of other things wrong. I got to ask you, what brings you to a CFS/FMS/ME board? If you have the CFS/FMS/ME symptoms, those are all the evidence you need that something is wrong. There is not a test out there that can tell you that b12 and folate and carnitine are all sufficient. They can tell you the house is already burned down, but not that you have the old aluminum wiring with the wrong fixtures that causes fires (an analogy). Go to the pages of symptoms by nutrient Levels of methylation and make a list of all the symptoms you have. Again, an MMA test will only tell you that you have a problem after years of damage typically and as the damage causes lots of symptoms you have known about it for years. If you believe those tests as indicating adequacy because they don't say that the structure has already burned down you haven't a chance to get well if you have these things. As partial methylation block is
PARTIAL it can be getting worse on 5 layers and better on 1. Then there is partial ATP block which causes MMA. By the time MMA is considered "excessive" you may have had 100 symptoms for a decade. The tests were designed to stop people from dying, not detect the beginning of the problem while it is fully fixable.
Also, I did an N=1000 developmental questionnaire study. People without symptoms have no response to MeCbl or AdoCbl or Methylfolate or Carnitine. Only people with symptoms have responses. The worse the symptoms, the more symptoms, the bigger the response. Further certain types of damage cause hyper sensitive responses. Go list all the symptoms you have on those lisrs, then in a separate group, all your remaining symptoms. If you have those symptoms, lots of them the odds are about 95% that there will be a response to one or more of the deadlock quartet and the other 5% usually with any of a group of about a dozen more items.