Common digestive MTHFR symptoms include: IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) alternating constipation and diarrhea, cramping, or abdominal pain Chronic bloating and gas feeling uncomfortable or distended after meals Food sensitivities and intolerances reactions to gluten, dairy, histamine-rich foods, or FODMAPs Leaky gut syndrome increased intestinal permeability leading to systemic inflammation Nausea or acid reflux particularly after eating certain foods Nutrient malabsorption low B12, folate, or iron despite adequate dietary intake Why this happens: Methylation supports detoxification pathways in the liver and helps break down histamine
GHK-Cu is the peptide most directly aimed at collagen synthesis and skin firmness
This is equal to a 2mg dose for a 175lb person [3, 11]
Studies treating mild to moderate B12 deficiency in older people have failed to provide cognitive benefits: A clinical trial from the Netherlands measured the cognitive response to B12 supplements in people 70 years old with mild B12 deficiency and MMA levels 320 nmol/l (average: ~450 nmol/l)
Ive seen faster initial responses with extensor issues compared to deeper flexor tendon problems, likely due to better local peptide concentration at the target tissue
Injection procedure Clean technique prevents infections