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I've gotten very involved in this MTHFR Mutation Gene and it's leading me to many avenues. I've found this blog and information and thought I'd share it here so others can DIG into issues they deal with.

http://thenutrigenomist.com/

Masking everything with pharma drugs are NOT the answers.
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