A homocysteine connection?

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> Recently, I have found out that my homocysteine has jumped from a low
> low several years ago, to just above the upper limit. BTW, according to
> LEF (Life Extension Foundation), the official "normal" levels are much
> too high. So, I have been reading on the health issues that stem from
> elevated homocysteine levels.
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> It turns out, elevated homocysteine shows up in Alzheimer's,
> Parkinson's, and dementia. All brain stuff. My symptoms of EMF
> sensitivity are dizziness, mental fog, and terrible headaches. When I am
> really exposed, my heart begins to act funny too.
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> I wondered if lowering homocysteine levels could be helpful in
> decreasing EMF sensitivity. One lowers homocysteine by taking
> supplements which are methyl donors, such as active folate, P-5-P, etc.
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> I have started taking P-5-P, and after a few days, I seem to be less
> dizzy than usual. Hopefully, this isn't a placebo effect.
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> I wonder if anyone else has improved by taking methyl donors.
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> Another thing that helps me, moderately, I would say, is sauna. I take
> long sauna sessions. Is there anyone else that benefits from the sauna?
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> Alicja
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> Alicja,
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> Consider getting a test for MTFHR gene mutation. One form can raise
> homocysteine.
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> If you have it, you can bypass the mutation with supplements.
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> http://www.seekinghealth.com/folate-metabolism-mthfr.html
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> Kathy
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