The Role of MTHFR & Methylation in ADHD & Autism with Dana Kay

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8 ай бұрын

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This is part two of our three part series where we explore the intricate ways genetics intersect with ADHD. In our previous episode, we discussed how genetics influence ADHD, laying the foundation for today's discussion. If you missed last week, make sure and go back and listen to that episode, because it lays the foundation for today’s.
If you have ever wondered about MTHFR or other genes that affect ADHD and ASD, tune in to today’s episode to learn more. MTHFR is often regarded as the poster child of ADHD and autism, but there are many other genes that also play a role.
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@myAmericanGirlLife 2 ай бұрын

Oh my gosh 😮 I am functioning at 25%. I just got my test results yesterday. I also have gene mutations in cbs, comt, mao-a, mthfd1, mtr and mtrr, and smht. I am a little over my head trying to figure everything out, but I very much appreciate this video. Thank you! Ps: if anybody has tips or exleriences dealing with several mutations, feel free to comment ❤

@judylandry302 6 ай бұрын

Liposomal isn't the same as sublingual. Sublingual is under the tongue.

@judylandry302 6 ай бұрын

I am AuDHD. I have been researching the cause of why I have so many cormobidities and related symptoms. It all comes back to the MTHFR gene mutation. I have been trying to share the information you are talking about in this video with my community, but because I don't have the credentials, I am censored. Would you be interested in writing an article on Medium on this subj?

@ADHDThriveInstitute 6 ай бұрын

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@billybolton6555 11 күн бұрын

due to the possibility of myself being fragile x.. could actually having a decreased methylation reduce overal adverse effect's of fragile x and its retardation.. im soon to be tested for fragile x and as a child whilst ferrel and unweildly and hard to teach I was very smart.. durring a process where my primary school was trying to refuse me as a pupil they had me do a general IQ test where I scored a 148 from memory. which named me legible to stay in normal school. these values from my research are typically unheard of.. from someone with the high liklyhood of having fragile x. the dissorder itself has been found in my sibling etc. so could this be a case of cramming many different mutations which in act causes some of them to become actively more innert in their damaging affects than they should be..

@KM-nl8xr 5 ай бұрын

my son has an homogeneus result fot MTHFR 677

@ADHDThriveInstitute 5 ай бұрын

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