Episode 22: Understanding MTHFR SNPS

from Wholistic Living Hosted by Marla Pietruszko

In this episode I break down what are genes, SNPs, genotypes/alleles and how MTHFR affects our methylation, detox abilities and more! Learn more about Nutrigenomics: https://holisticspring.com/personalized-nutrigenomics Download My Seasonal cleanse guide: https://holisticspring.com/product/candida-parasite-leaky-gut-bundle

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