Jesse2233
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Haven't seen this question asked before, would be interested to know the result
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@Jesse2233 I think this depends on many things--first of all you need test results to indicate that you actually need to undergo a methylation protocol. Then we have unique genetics--one size dose not fit all. And third, since Rich and Dr. Neil Nathan worked together, their protocols would be the same (unless Dr. Nathan has changed his protocol in the years since Rich's death).
Can you say more? When I had a methylation panel done the results were startlingly dismal, yet I didn't have any specific symptoms other than the usual ME/CFS symptoms.Wouldn't it depend on clinical deficiency versus function deficiency?
Can you say more? When I had a methylation panel done the results were startlingly dismal, yet I didn't have any specific symptoms other than the usual ME/CFS symptoms.
@Jesse2233 It might be more accurate that different protocols are more effective for different people. Rich VanK's didn't work for me. Freddd's has been life-changing. for the better.
I had Spectracell which had a lot of abnormalities but the Health Diagnostics Methylation panel testing 13 values was the clincher as 12 of them were significantly out of range.How did you get them tested, something like spectracell?
How would you know that?still had a functional deficiency, ie the cells weren't getting enough.
I had Spectracell which had a lot of abnormalities but the Health Diagnostics Methylation panel testing 13 values was the clincher as 12 of them were significantly out of range.
How would you know that?
Yes, I think those cellular levels would be hard to test.I'm not sure for anything else, but for something like cortisol the saliva tests supposedly shows "cellular levels" versus serum levels.