Hi team,
I was wondering whether pernicious anemia fits into the methylation difficulties as a symptom or subset of the whole issue? As I see it, methylation is the big picture and pernicious anemia would be a more specific/small picture within the cycle?
And obviously having red blood cells helps give energy to people, I recall back in about 07 that a live blood analysis showed me having potential megaloblastic anemia; should this have been picked up as a potential b12 deficiency?
Also, are the building blocks for forming whole and working red blood cells b12, folic acid and iron? And to eliminate any viruses/bacteria or gut issues that could be contributing to these nutritional deficiencies.
I was wondering whether pernicious anemia fits into the methylation difficulties as a symptom or subset of the whole issue? As I see it, methylation is the big picture and pernicious anemia would be a more specific/small picture within the cycle?
And obviously having red blood cells helps give energy to people, I recall back in about 07 that a live blood analysis showed me having potential megaloblastic anemia; should this have been picked up as a potential b12 deficiency?
Also, are the building blocks for forming whole and working red blood cells b12, folic acid and iron? And to eliminate any viruses/bacteria or gut issues that could be contributing to these nutritional deficiencies.