I did the 23and me first and then heard from the doc that either the Yasko or the 23 and me would do, I just thought the Y one maybe would give her more info - but caledonia says 23and me are okay so I'll leave it, I won't do them again.
I would go with what your doctor wants to do -- give her all of your 23andMe results so she can analyze them, and if you do not mind paying the 350 pounds or so for the Yasko analysis, you can offer your doctor the option of getting the Yasko genetic report done too.
Each of those 2 reports does have some unique information that the other one does not have. Generally, for most people, doing one of the two is enough. But see what your doctor would suggest!
I just looked at the Nutreval test on Caledinia sig link, and it looked such a comprehansive test, I wondered whether all that info may help even though the doc hasn't asked for it?.
You might ask the doctor if she's heard of the Nutreval test, and tell her that you would be open to paying for it (if you are indeed open to paying for it!

) if she thinks it would help her in treating you.
I can't see that any doctor would wish to turn down the opportunity to have all that good test information, but maybe your doctor has a certain diagnostic procedure that she likes to follow.
Of course, you can always get it anyway, even if the doctor says she doesn't want you to have it! It is your decision. I hear that the Nutreval test report is hard to read if one isn't knowledgable about this stuff -- but there is an overview of how to read the Nutreval test here on PhoenixRising that was written by Dr. Rich van Konynenburg.
I just struggle to concentrate on videos, even the interviews with KdM which I really wanted to watch, I found so hard.
Oh, I recommended videos because I thought they might be a little more enjoyable -- but there is no need to watch those videos, if reading documents is more comfortable for you.
There are a lot of resources in my big list of methylation links, some are on the more technical side, but many are for the general public.
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Aren't bluebells lovely? I've come upon magical carpets of them in the woods, in Surrey and East Sussex. Some years are better than others for them - maybe you will have some next year!
