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Do You Have Methylation Imbalance?

This quiz can give you an idea of whether or not balancing your methylation could help you feel better.  This test has been used in Dr. Amy's work. It is not a diagnostic tool.
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    Energy levels tell us a lot about methylation.
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    Some genes are linked to poor methylation - especially MTHFR.
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    Methylation imbalance can lead to food or chemical sensitivities on one end of the spectrum, and severe seasonal allergies on the other.
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    Mental health challenges happen for many reasons, but methylation imbalance is one of them. Mental illness by itself is not indicative of methylation imbalance, but in combination with other factors it can be meaningful.
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    Many personality traits are associated with methylation. Check the option that is most true for you.
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    These conditions are all linked to methylation imbalance, so please check all that apply to you or your blood relatives.
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    This score will tell you how likely it is that you have a methylation imbalance. This is not a diagnostic test and is not recognized by the FDA or any other medical body.
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    Methylation is a tiny chemical process happening in your body billions of times per second. It helps control things like:

    • energy production
    • mood and mental clarity
    • detoxification
    • hormone balance
    • how you respond to stress
    • how your genes are expressed

     

    In other words, methylation helps your body run smoothly behind the scenes.

    Methylation isn’t an “on/off” switch; it’s more like a dial. And even if your lab markers fall within a “normal” range, your system can still be functioning suboptimally for you.

    You might notice things like:

    • Feeling tired no matter how much you rest
    • Anxiety, irritability, or feeling “wired but tired”
    • Brain fog or trouble concentrating
    • Headaches or sensitivity to chemicals, supplements, or medications
    • Difficulty handling stress, or physical reactions to emotional stressors
    • Poor response to supplements or side effects with supplements
    • Hormone imbalances or cycle irregularities in women
    • Feeling like your body just doesn’t respond the way it should

     

    Balancing methylation requires three strategic steps, and most people dive straight for number 3 and end up feeling stuck, frustrated, and confused.  The three steps of the Methyl Balance method are:

    1. Remove roadblocks.  

    2. Build your foundation.

    3. Customize for your symptoms and your genes.

    Naturally, when you're doing it yourself, you go straight for customization - you target your symptoms or your gene SNPs, but if the roadblocks are still there or your foundation is weak, then all the time, money, and energy you spend tackling symptoms is wasted.

    Methylation imbalance isn't a disease or diagnosis.  Your doctor can't test it and probably won't ever talk about it.  This is an imbalance in a foundational chemical process in your body, and it affects every cell and every organ system.

    Check your email for information about your result and what that means for you. 

     

     

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    They would do it for you, too.
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