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Just received preliminary results of my genetic screening. My methylation profile shows some mutations, actually a lot of them. Two homozygous, which are supposed to be more serious, and a lot of heterozygous. Can anyone help with analysing them? The information I received is a bit overwhelming, since it is all new to me. A quick, superficial read suggests I may have issues with vitamines D3, B12 and methylfolate.
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