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To Health With That was formed in 2020 with one simple mission. We aim to help you see, understand, and harness the amazing gifts your genes give you by educating and empowering you to optimize your epigenetics. Starting with MTHFR.

Chronic health problems can drain your happiness, decrease productivity, and make you question yourself constantly. A condition like MTHFR can cause depression, anxiety, addictions, heart disease, cancer, and even get in the way of having babies – but only if it isn’t managed properly. 

We’re here to empower people like you with MTHFR and other genetic polymorphisms to take care of yourself in every way that matters. To live a joyful, productive, healthy life. To have babies, thrive in loving relationships, deepen friendships, and prevent long-term illness. 

Why? Because we’re MTHFR people too. 

Your “bad” genes are your greatest gift. Use them. 

We are always:

  • Positive
  • Friendly
  • Approachable
  • Trustworthy
  • Research, clinical experience, or client-experience based.
  • Generous
  • Uplifting
Dr. Amy - MTHFR Expert

Dr. Amy Neuzil, N.D. Expert in MTHFR and Epigenetics

To Health With That was founded by Amy Neuzil, a naturopathic doctor with 20 years of practice experience.  In addition to private practice, Amy has co-hosted the Let’s Get Healthy radio show in Austin, Texas; taught at AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in both the Masters and Doctoral programs, and helped thousands of people find their way back to health. She currently hosts the To Health With That! podcast and teaches courses for MTHFR folks and others at courses.tohealthwiththat.com.  She is also mutant-in-chief of the MTHFR community Genetic Rockstars.

Meet Sujoy, Our SEO Expert

Meet Sujoy, an SEO wizard and a digital marketing ninja who has a remarkable experience of over 9 years. Bringing an unparalleled level of expertise, hard work and dedication to the table, Sujoy has played a pivotal role in enhancing our online presence and ensuring that we grow traffic organically.As a seasoned SEO expert, Sujoy never ceases to regularly upskill himself. He is fond of navigating the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing with promising curiosity. His keen understanding of search algorithms, keyword strategies and content optimization has significantly contributed to improving the visibility of our healthcare organization, and allowing us to extend the gift of health to more in need.

FAQs

What is the role of a naturopathic doctor in addressing MTHFR gene mutations?
Naturopathic doctors are ideally suited to address MTHFR gene mutations. We are well trained in genetics and also in epigenetics, which is how environment, diet, and outside factors affect gene expression. Our practice model is based on individualized care, rather than following the same algorithmic approach for all clients, and so we can find ideal strategies to address both MTHFR and the health consequences related to MTHFR that will work in your real life. 
How does the MTHFR gene mutation impact health, and what conditions might be associated with it?
MTHFR gene mutation does impact health by reducing your body’s ability to activate the essential nutrient folate. If active folate levels are insufficient your body can’t recycle homocysteine, has difficulty making neurotransmitters, may not turn on or off genes properly, has insufficient cellular energy, and may form blood clots more easily.  
 
Many health conditions are associated with MTHFR including:
  1. Anxiety
  2. Depression
  3. Insomnia
  4. Bipolar disorder
  5. Schizophrenia
  6. Repeat pregnancy loss
  7. Male and female infertility
  8. Chronic fatigue syndrome
  9. Rheumatoid Arthritis
  10. Hypothyroid
  11. Diabetes and related metabolic disorders
  12. Some types of cancer
  13. Breast Implant Illness
  14. Stroke
  15. Heart attack and other cardiovascular disease
  16. Allergies
  17. Food and chemical sensitivities
  18. Autism and spectrum disorders
  19. Alzheimer’s dementia
And many more.
What diagnostic tests are used to identify MTHFR gene mutations, and are they reliable?
There are many medical tests run by physicians for MTHFR mutations which are highly reliable. This testing will depend on the circumstances and will be different if it is run by a hematologist, who is concerned with blood clotting, by a reproductive endocrinologist who is concerned with fertility, or by a cardiologist who is concerned with heart risk. There are too many varieties of the test to list here, but all are highly reliable and specific. These tests, if they are determined to be necessary by your doctor, could be eligible for insurance coverage.
 
Home genetic testing for MTHFR mutation is also reliable and is typically more cost effective if you’re paying out of pocket. Home genetic testing from companies like 23andme.com or ancestry.com will give you information about MTHFR and hundreds of other health-related gene SNPs. Any of the services that test your genetic data will also allow you to download your raw data, which you can then upload to a data processor such as the StrateGene test from Seeking Health (this is an affiliate link – thanks for your support if you choose to purchase), or the simpler Methylation Profile from geneticgenie.org.  This will give you access to far more gene SNPs at a lower price.
Can a naturopathic doctor order genetic testing for MTHFR gene mutations, or do I need to see a different healthcare provider for that?

Genetic testing for the MTHFR gene mutation can be ordered through a healthcare provider, including naturopathic doctors practicing in licensed states, but it is typically more cost effective and information-rich to use a home genetic testing service, like 23andme.com or ancestry.com and then use that data to determine your MTHFR gene SNPs as well as hundreds of other SNPs that impact your health. Any of the services that test your genetic data will also allow you to download your raw data, which you can then upload to a data processor such as the StrateGene test from Seeking Health (this is an affiliate link – thanks for your support if you choose to purchase), or the simpler Methylation Profile from geneticgenie.org.  This will give you access to far more gene SNPs at a lower price.

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