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VDR combination unusual ? Bsm CT +- and Taq GG --
Also, for everyone, as I said in the original post... "Any insight into my SNPs would be greatly, GREATLY appreciated." :)- 3Putt
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VDR combination unusual ? Bsm CT +- and Taq GG --
@inSeason, I am in the process of trying to ascertain the frequency and significance of unlinked VDR genes. No joy yet. Regarding whether Vitamin D3 supplementation is good for you, I would encourage you to be tested. It is relatively inexpensive. In July 2012, at age 61, I decided to have my...- 3Putt
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VDR combination unusual ? Bsm CT +- and Taq GG --
@Valentijn, thank you so much for your information. I have attempted to research it further but, of course, as you might imagine, details on this are very scarce. I will persist and report here if I find anything significant. Ok, so my VDR Bsm and VDR Taq are unlinked. Is my logic correct in...- 3Putt
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VDR combination unusual ? Bsm CT +- and Taq GG --
First post. 64 year old male with all the same symptoms you've seen here a hundred times. (fatigue, brain fog, muscle weakness, unsteady gait, memory problems....) Any insight into the SNPs below would be greatly, GREATLY appreciated. Is this VDR combination unusual ? Bsm CT +- and Taq GG --...- 3Putt
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