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Mental Health


Is a Whole-Food Diet Enough for MTHFR Gene Mutation or Do You Need Supplements?
Navigating nutrition can be confusing, especially for those dealing with the MTHFR gene mutation. This mutation can impact how effectively your body processes certain nutrients, raising the question: is a whole-food diet sufficient, or do you need to introduce supplements? Let's explore this important topic and discover the best nutritional strategy for individuals with MTHFR mutations. Understanding MTHFR and Its Implications The MTHFR gene produces an enzyme critical for pr

Dr. Amy Neuzil, Methylation and MTHFR Expert
Oct 16, 20255 min read


Highly Sensitive Person, or HSP, Neurology and Genetics.
Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) often experience the world differently than others. This unique trait can manifest in various ways, from heightened emotional responses to an acute awareness of sensory stimuli. Understanding the neurological and genetic underpinnings of HSP can help individuals identify these traits in themselves and navigate their sensitivities more effectively.

Dr. Amy Neuzil, Methylation and MTHFR Expert
Oct 9, 20254 min read


MTHFR and the Dangers of Synthetic Fragrances in Pumpkin Spice Season
As the leaves change color and the air turns crisp, many of us eagerly welcome the warm, nostalgic flavors of pumpkin spice. However, beneath the cozy ambiance lies a concern regarding synthetic fragrances. These chemical blends, often present in candles, air fresheners, and even food products, can significantly impact our health—especially for individuals with MTHFR gene mutations.

Dr. Amy Neuzil, Methylation and MTHFR Expert
Oct 2, 20254 min read


Fatigue and Depression
These two complex symptoms have a terrifyingly circular relationship, often blending seamlessly into each other, making it impossible to tell where one ends and the other begins

Dr. Amy Neuzil, Methylation and MTHFR Expert
Nov 13, 20235 min read


Inflammation and Mental Health
We blame neurotransmitters for everything, and try to use them to fix every mental health disorder in the book, but should we? Depression must be low serotonin, and anxiety must be too low or too high norepinephrine. But this view has its limits, and more and more research is confirming that neurological inflammation may be as important or even more important than neurotransmitter levels.

Dr. Amy Neuzil, Methylation and MTHFR Expert
May 29, 20233 min read
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