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Advice About Taking Supplements
The next day, I split my supplements into alternating days and immediately noticed a big change in how I felt. It turned out that I was simply rushing the process a bit too much and needed to take it a little slower. Continue reading
Posted in Depression, supplements
Tagged alternative medicine, b-12, b12, depression, detox, epigenetics, genetics, holistic medicine, kidney, liver, mental health, methylation, MTHFR, supplements, vitamins
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Helpful B12 Chart
If you’ve got your 23andme results handy, take a look and see if you’ve been taking the correct form of B12 for you. Continue reading
Posted in b12, Depression
Tagged 23andme, adb12, alternative health, b-12, b12, COMT, depression, epigenetics, genetics, mental health, mental illness, methylb12, mood, supplements, VDR
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Simple Genetic Test to Help Identify Root Causes of Depression
Instead of trying to guess what supplements will work for someone who is depressed, a simple saliva test will help practitioners identify treatment options quickly and effectively. This will save thousands of people from suffering through trying treatments that aren’t suitable for them. Continue reading
Posted in Depression, genetic testing, genetics
Tagged 23andme, alternative medicine, anxiety, COMT, depression, epigenetics, genetics, holistic medicine, mental health, MTHFR, orthomolecular, psychiatry, treatment-resistant, VDR
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Hitting A Brick Wall Can Be a Blessing
Along my journey to alleviate my depression without pharmaceuticals, I have run into many roadblocks. In retrospect, each challenge was important to identify what worked and didn’t work for me. Continue reading
Posted in b-12, Depression, epigenetics
Tagged alternative health, anxiety, b-12, depression, epigenetics, genetics, mental illness, MTHFR, supplements, vitamins
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