I will try it for a month and see. Homocysteine is complicated. So many moving parts. If you haven't already looked at the wiki on methylation you might want to work your way through the homocysteine section. Do you track your food on cronometer or similar site? Sometimes the usual suspects are not...

roxanne wrote:Do you think this is a good protocol?

If you're not getting side effects, then try it for a while and recheck. Homocysteine changes rapidly, so you could retest in a month and see.

They found differences in how the genes were marked, and how these marks changed over time, in the EOAD and LOAD cell types, compared to controls. THis is really cool. First, it suggests that these genes are indeed important. Second, it suggests that HOW AND WHEN THE GENES ARE EXPRESSED is controll...

Is there a way to tell if I'm not able to digest the protein if I don't notice any difficulty with it? Dunno. Mine seems to be related to my joints swell and hurt more. And the enzymes seem to be helping what seemed like a recent slow spin up of symptoms. Pretty well documented that we don't produc...

If quitting eggs doesn't improve my hsCRP then I might have to order the Cyrex panels to dig really deep into my antibodies, but then I'd stress about the financial burden again. Sister, I hear you. Price tag for my initial tests with my new doc were eye-popping. If cutting eggs doesn't do it, you ...

We've talked about mis-folded proteins in the past. This one looks interesting, albeit still in the early stages. The target of PTI-125 is an altered form of filamin A (FLNA), a scaffolding protein. Altered FLNA in the brain disrupts the normal function of neurons, leading to Alzheimer’s pathology, ...

NF52 wrote:Would you suggest that we add Dr. Tanio to our list of ApoE4-aware health practitioners on the Wiki?

He works at Rezilir Health (#36 on the wiki) but not mentioned explicitly. So if you want to add his name, go for it.

circular wrote:I'm so glad you found someone like that there, a big plus to the move!

So far so good. After the string of bad luck we've had with this move, not to mention Hurricane Dorian, I see this as a great positive. The proof will be in the reducing inflammation pudding though! Very hopeful at the moment.

A followup to the aquaporin thing. Came across Vojdani's research on this beyond Neuromyelitis Optica, but as related to MS. Detection of Antibodies against Human and Plant Aquaporins in Patients with Multiple Sclerosis https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ad/2015/905208/ We conclude that a subclass of ...

I'm rethinking ordering Viome to see which plant viruses I may harbor and what the literature may show about those specific ones (and set up a Google alert), if not also eliminate the foods bringing the worst offenders, if there are any, into my system. Let us know if you do! It's interesting stuff...