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have seen bumped the last few homocysteines i've seen have been seven when i'm eating enough raw liver per day an ounce half an ounce a day that keeps my homocysteine at seven with no supplementation of almethofolate in my diet
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when I'm traveling I often do not do as good a job with raw liver and raw heart because they spoil and I can't always find them so I'm back on the train now that I'm in Costa Rica but I do have MTHFR polymorphisms I can show you that in my promethease but I think you can take my word that I have this 677c to T I'm homozygous which means that the enzyme that converts one form of folate to another form of folate I don't know if you need this fancy names 510 methylene tetrahydrofolate l-methylfolate the enzyme is called MTHFR doesn't work that well unless I get plenty of riboflavin where's riboflavin liver and heart so when I'm eating a good amount of liver and heart my homocysteine is much lower