#178: Mapping Homocysteine with Dr. Ben Lynch
Today on the podcast I’ve invited Dr. Ben Lynch back to the mic to bring us deeper into the inner workings of homocysteine. As you likely know, homocysteine is a natural chemical in the body that comes from the food we eat. It’s actually good for us–when produced in the right amounts. We’ll go deep into the methylation cycle so that we can better understand how to support patients who are struggling with high or low homocysteine. Pull up your pathway planner and let’s get mapping!
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To get your hands on Dr. Lynch’s book ‘Dirty Genes’ click here
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For more on the Methionine Loading Test click here
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