Peter Attia· MD
if someone has high homocysteine goes away with b6 supplementation that person probably needed a high b6
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if someone has high homocysteine goes away with b6 supplementation that person probably needed a high b6
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how this ties back to the patients with the b6 is that it's it's proof of concept that the b6 worked that the problem you addressed was not MTHFR that means that part of their high homocysteine it was a result of fed State homocysteine that should have been broken down using the vitamin b6 that wasn't broken down because they didn't have enough b6