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Interesting, my integrative MD has been testing homocysteine levels for about 7 yrs or so, doesn't worry much about cholesterol. My levels were elevated and so I've been taking Nattokinaise, Methylfolate and TMG and B12 of course. My levels have come done to a much better place so she's a sharp MD.
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