GreenMachineX
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I’m trying to figure out the differences between Methyl trap, donut hole folate deficiency, paradoxical folate deficiency, and folate trap. I’m just really confused. Do they all have different symptoms? Are there some symptoms overlap?
I also don’t understand the grouping 2a and 2b, 1 is potassium insufficiency (solved by potassium) and 3 is paradoxical folate deficiency (solved by methylcobalamin or more Methyl donors in general, correct?). What corrects each of the conditions? Which are dangerous?
Like Ive mentioned in other threads, i feel like I’m swinging back and forth between 2 conditions, 1 which increases histamine (itchy everywhere), muscle tension and insomnia, then another condition that gives pounding heart and increased heart rate, air hunger. Actually, another as well which gives brain fog and confusion, muscle twitches, muscle tension. The last 1 I induced by taking extra methylfolate. I’m guessing that was the Methyl trap? Anyway, I’m just looking for clarity on all these conditions and what solves them. And also, how dangerous each are. That air hunger and breathing difficulty and the heart stuff sure feels dangerous, but it always goes away in a few hours.
@Learner1 @alicec @Sundancer and anyone else who knows this stuff. Thanks in advance.
I also don’t understand the grouping 2a and 2b, 1 is potassium insufficiency (solved by potassium) and 3 is paradoxical folate deficiency (solved by methylcobalamin or more Methyl donors in general, correct?). What corrects each of the conditions? Which are dangerous?
Like Ive mentioned in other threads, i feel like I’m swinging back and forth between 2 conditions, 1 which increases histamine (itchy everywhere), muscle tension and insomnia, then another condition that gives pounding heart and increased heart rate, air hunger. Actually, another as well which gives brain fog and confusion, muscle twitches, muscle tension. The last 1 I induced by taking extra methylfolate. I’m guessing that was the Methyl trap? Anyway, I’m just looking for clarity on all these conditions and what solves them. And also, how dangerous each are. That air hunger and breathing difficulty and the heart stuff sure feels dangerous, but it always goes away in a few hours.
@Learner1 @alicec @Sundancer and anyone else who knows this stuff. Thanks in advance.