I cherish my liposomal glutathione, but antioxidants don't do the entire job if one's methylation system is broken. Mine is and it is hard work to counteract all the glitches in the system.
Lymerick

MTHFR’s are Toxic: Reduce Body Burden – Part 1

Let’s face it.

We’re all loaded with chemicals, toxins, heavy metals, and biological waste products of various types.

You’re loaded.

I’m loaded.

We’re loaded no matter how hard we try to avoid environmental exposures from food, water, air, soil, furniture, work, transportation and so on.

We need to get them OUT.

It is not easy.

It’s especially not easy to get them out when one has a MTHFR defect or their methylation is hampered in some way (and there are many ways).

[To remind you, if you’re new here, I have MTHFR. In fact, I am compound heterozygous MTHFR and so is my middle son, Mathew. My youngest, Theo, is homozygous for A1298C. My wife and oldest son, Tasman, have only one A1298C. Lucky dogs.]

The way that you move them out is critical – or you’ll make yourself worse.

It’s safer – and much easier – to prevent them from getting into you in the first place.

There are a few very effective ways to reduce our overall body burden.

Body Burden?

SNIP