Dr. Amy Neuzil
To Health With That! MTHFR Mutations and Methylation.
This podcast breaks up BIG health topics, like MTHFR and methylation, into small, easy bites. All in ten minutes or less. We'll discuss why folic acid can be toxic, how the MTHFR enzyme links to estrogen and toxins, why you want to turn genes off, and how folate and mental health are connected. 2024-2025 will add new "bonus" episodes to Season 1 to clarify and revise concepts while Dr. Amy is writing a book. Check linked blogs at tohealthwiththat.com for more info and downloadable. Join us in Genetic Rockstars, our MTHFR, methylation community now at community.tohealthwiththat.com
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Dr. Amy Neuzil
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19 de abr de 2026
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What is MTHFR in the simplest terms possible? It's a magic chair. 21.06.2020 7:15
MTHFR research on the internet can lead to a back hole of confusion, so let's demystify it with the "magic chair" analogy. What is the MTHFR magic chair? Why do some mutations matter to the magic chair and others don't? When do bottlenecks happen at the magic chair? Why does the MTHFR magic chair need to be working? Why does anybody care enough to make a whole season of podcast episodes abou...
Trailer and bonus P.S.A. from a 4-year-old. 02.06.2020 1:33
To Health With That! is a great way to learn a lot about a big health topic in small, bite-sized pieces. Season One will cover the ins and outs of the MTHFR mutation; which, aside from being the trendiest new problem to have, is also a real medical issue with hard science and very particular challenges. Also, it is near and dear to my heart (I'm Dr. Amy -- your host), because I have a compou...
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