@Tunguska
First things first :
1) The fact that i don't have a sufficient amount of cases (=their DNA Data) of People that
do not have CFS/PFS/Accutane/..//.. Syndromes is a
serious limitation.
2) Even if that Data existed, there are so many other factors (Gender, Age, Environment, etc etc) that further make things even more difficult.
3) To make things
even worse, there are so many genes involved with the Topics that are being discussed in this Thread.
A couple of things that i don't know about you (if possible please send them as a PM) :
1) How did you get CFS?
2) When you say "i have multiple" what do you mean? You have CFS *and* Post-Lyme Disease *and* PFS ...??
3) How are your P450 CYPs according to Nutrahacker?
Some notes regarding the Alleles you sent me :
1. I would like to first point your attention to your ATF6 Alleles: One homozygous to ATF6, 1 hetero to ATF6. Then you have 1 homozygous to Cholestasis, several to NOS2, Several to Sulfation, several to NR3C1. Finally homozygous to NFE2L2 aka NRF2. Did you see NRF2 and ATF6 towards the top of the list on the snapshot of the Data Mining tool ?
2. Of course this (= the alleles) may not mean a thing. There may be so many others here that
do not have -say- ATF6 alleles and NRF2 alleles and yet they have CFS. What i am trying to say is : Try to see the Big picture. There are several holes in the Redox system : Choline, Methylation, Sulfation, Glucuronidation, ER Stress Response, P450 CYPs activity, Redox co-factors, etc, etc. ..and ALL of these paint the Big Picture.
Regarding Choline i do not know what is best unfortunately.
@Tunguska I am willing to work with you. So if you want to give this a chance let's go for it. Then you will be able to say exactly what happened to all members of the Forum.
Let me know what you think.