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Standing for "Methylene Tetrahydrofolate Reductase", the MTHFR gene is responsible for absorbing folate. (And of course, most readers familiar with trying to conceive have heard...
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motherfucker gene.” MTHFR actually stands for methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase, but I like the oh...
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Policosanol is a wonderful alternative to prescription 'statin' drugs in the
treatment of elevated cholesterol.
The side effects of statin drugs [are]:
1. Changes in liver function. Liver 'transaminases' can become 
Statin side effects, weakening and sore muscles, this topic has been commented on here as well. My question would be are they one in the same, weakening muscles or just muscular pain and are they the same? It looks now
In general, I try to exhaust possibilities before resorting to the statin drugs. But we still do use them, both in general practice and the Track Your Plaque program.
There are indeed a number of ways to reduce, minim
Good news my MTHFR results came back ------ NORMAL!!!!!!!! * MTHFR is the inability to absorb folic acid and sometimes elevated homocysteine is a sign of this.*
on 7/11 my homocysteine was slightly elevated. Normal rang
I sense a growing revolt against the intrusion of statin drugs into our lives.
No doubt, the statin drug industry is, at least from an economic perspective, a huge success: $27 billion annual revenues at last accounting. T 
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