MTHFR GENE MUTATION Diet, lifestyle and supplements (with Troubleshooting guide)

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*****Vitamin B12, Methylfolate(MTHF) and other Methylation Supplements for compensating for the MTHFR genetic weaknesses*****
Option 1: Supplement with a B Complex or Multivitamin with methylfolate and methylB12
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Option 2: Supplement with methylfolate and vitamin B12
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*Seeking Health Active B12 with L-5-MTHF (Vitamin B12 1000mcg and MTHF/Methylfolate 800mcg per lozenge) www.seekinghealth.com/product...
***Troubleshooting Supplements:***
1) Consider taking an electrolyte supplement especially if methylfolate gives you muscle aches.
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2) Consider taking a small amount of niacin (50mg) alongside the methylB12 and methylfolate.
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3) Consider hydroxyB12 and folinic acid supplements (instead of methylated B12 and methylfolate)
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In this video Dr Janelle Sinclair talks about MTHFR treatment considerations. This is part of a video series on genetic testing for mental health. Last weeks video was on MTHFR gene mutation symptoms and health conditions. In this second video on MTHFR, Dr Janelle discusses MTHFR mutation treatment which includes MTHFR diet, lifestyle, medications to avoid and methyfolate supplement options. A methylation diet including vitamin B12 and folate rich foods is covered, as well as what foods to avoid. Methylation supplements play an important part in compensating for the MTHFR genetic mutations. L Methyfolate uses, methylfolate benefits, methyfolate side effects, methyfolate vs folinic aci,d and methylfolate vs folic acid are discussed briefly. A troubleshooting guide discussing MTHFR supplements and side effects is included. Methyfolate can be very helpful for depression and anxiety.
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*Dr Janelle Sinclair received her PhD in biochemistry from the University of Basel, Switzerland in 2003. Her use of "doctor" or "Dr." in relation to herself solely refers to that degree. Dr Janelle is a licensed natural health practitioner in New Zealand. The content contained in this video is strictly the opinion of Dr Janelle Sinclair, and is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to provide medical advice or to take the place of medical advice or treatment from a personal physician. It does not create a doctor-patient relationship between Dr Sinclair and you. Dr Janelle nor Conscious Health Ltd are not liable or responsible for any possible health consequences of any person or persons reading or following the information in this educational content. All viewers of this content should seek advice from a physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or interactions of supplements with medications. This description may contain affiliate links.

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

Download my free MTHFR symptoms and treatment guide. www.drjanellesinclair.com/mthfr Have you tested your MTHFR genetic SNPs? What did you find? Did it help your health?

[@donnabryce9981]

Hi Janelle, the link does not seem to work.

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

@@donnabryce9981 sorry about that Donna. It should be working now. Apologies for the inconvenience.

[@brownsugga1981]

Dr Janelle Sinclair how can I contact you? I have major anxiety can’t breath and I have many labs test and genesight test for MTHFR. Can you help me please

[@joeybird33]

Dr. Sinclair, is there any way to get access to this guide? The link doesn't work... I know this post is old but I am desperate for help!

[@GeoRockNerd]

Hello Dr! The link goes to the 7 hidden causes of anxiety and depression page. Is this guide still available somewhere? Thanks!

[@kobalt77]

Thank you Doctor Sinclair, a great presentation.

[@shannonrunge2080]

One of the most informative videos I've seen on how to compensate for MTHFR mutations in a LONG time. Great information, particularly about how to start taking supplements, the order in which you should begin your regimen, what type of negative side effects you can expect to see, and what you should do if you experience them. Bookmarking and sharing!

[@daniellem1838]

The guide is extremely useful. Thank you.

[@Filthycoffin]

Thank you 🙏 I wish doctors here understood MTHFR and even know a small tid about it. I was polydrugged because of this mutation and injured by the medications I was put on never addressing the root cause. I’m trying my hardest to learn this but it’s so hard by myself. I’m also histamine intolerant so it makes it hard to eat the right foods. Please do a video on low histamine foods that are high folate. I really wish there was a cookbook for MTHFR with histamine intolerance. Thank you

[@Nonsensenixxi0102]

Thank you so much for this video!!!!

[@patricianoll1229]

U are very clear and informative thanks so much

[@Boshamus1222]

Very helpful video. Thank you.

[@DragonHeartTree]

Dr that hydroxo b12 with folinic acid you recommended is seriously sold out and the comments from previous purchasers says it’s frequently sold out. How can you maintain stability with a protocol this way? Hoping other brands are equally as efficacious. Btw I feel so inspired by your videos. Our lives have taken an abrupt dive because my daughter hit an all time anxiety-related high resulting in Tourette’s and the roller coaster of emotional crashes has been robbing her of her happiness. Thank you for your generosity in sharing this info on KZbin.

[@lui8885]

Thank you very much for this video, one of the useful on the internet. The only thing I did not understand is whay or how the hidroxicobalamin can help improve Methylation?

[@creativeby_nature]

It’s the first video where someone mentioned b12 methycobalamin could be an issue. I have been taking it on suggestions of multiple ND. I stopped taking it for a few days bc I ran out and felt so much better. Thank you for these suggestions and info!!!

[@xxxmochibaby]

Hi I’ve been loving your videos. Can you please do a video on B12 supplements for helping depression. I’ve tried to look online but dosing information is very hard to find. Thank you for the videos!

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

My pleasure. Great topic idea. Thanks.

[@xxxmochibaby]

Dr Janelle Sinclair thank you dr Sinclair :)

[@kaoruyamazaki5724]

Wow what a helpful video. I just found out I am homozygous and feeling a bit anxious as as soon as I started supplementing, I suffer from crippling migraines.

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

Swap to folinic acid and hydroxyb12 rather than the methylated Bs. Glad you found the video helpful ☺️

[@kaoruyamazaki5724]

@@DrJanelleSinclair Hey, thank you so much for the suggestion. Do you have an Instagram page? I’m wondering if there’s any possible way to do a consultation with you? Of course I would pay your fees. Please let me know. I don’t need medical advice. Just more like a paid friend who can walk me through this whole thing lol please let me know

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

@@kaoruyamazaki5724 I am available for consultations. My website is www.drjanellesinclair.com/consulting you can book in an appointment via the website. When you book in please add the upgrade option for me to analyse your test results. I can therefore give you recommendations on your genetic vulnerabilities, not just mthfr.

[@janeedwards4527]

Thank you for reinforcing the benefits of red meat fish and eggs for MTHFR. So many naturopaths and Drs think vegetarian diets are a healthier alternative

[@tiffanyguldi7564]

How long does it take for the detox symptoms to pass?

[@Filthycoffin]

Hi I respect you so much. Do you know how to increase dopamine safety for AKATHISIA and dystonia? I tried lithium orotate 5mg and it made akathisia worse. Myself and others have been injured by pharmaceuticals. Please if you could help this will save a lot of lives there’s really no treatment for it except smoking pot and I’m tired of smoking pot depressed and fighting bad intrusive thoughts because of torture.

[@bloomdocs]

What about Sam-e? Is that effective in the process?

[@shellbellhealing]

Do you have a recommendation for children? Dosage of supplements? Should they take a full bcomplex with methylfolate Thanks ❤

[@Bazza5000]

How does one get tested for that? I am an expat in Korea, and I never heard of the mutation until a few days ago. And no doctor has brought up the idea. I have bad IBS, histamine problems, symptoms of pyloruria (spelling, though no one ever tested me).

[@francescafranci2931]

I have anxiety, I don t know if i have MTHFR or COMT , but it is ok to take all B complex methil? - AOR Advanced Bcomplex

[@loveKG26]

Do seizure disorders happen following years of neglecting such genetic issues (not knowing)?

[@sarahmarchitto8245]

I'm not finding the guide that is mentioned.

[@ashleyzeleznik5388]

I'm heterozygous for dhfr, mthd1, and MTHFR C677T. Since these are all enzymes that convert folic acid into the active form of folate, doesn't this mean that I have a significantly reduced ability to complete this process? I am helped immensly by the bioactive form of folate, so I'm trying to figure out why, as someone who is only heterozygous for MTHFR C677T would benefit so much. Is there a funnel down process in methylation where if you are heterozygous at the dhfr stage, your ability to convert folic acid is limited at each stage due to enzymes working at half their abilty?

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

Because you are heterozygous for mthfr c677t it does mean your ability to process folate is decreased by 25%. I'm not surprised that methylfolate can be of benefit for you.

[@321hair]

So do I use when going to dentist? Need root canal

[@the1sweetist1thing]

What do you mean by not tolerating it? I just started taking both Methyl (b12 and folate) I feel drowsy but still awake which is weird. I heard if I take glycine helps. How do you feel if you overmethylate?

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

Usually angry, unable to sleep, and wound up normally

[@Youtubedisco]

At 61 I learned I have the TT variant. Never was able to conceive...

[@lseh4720]

How did you learn that. Same here

[@DragonHeartTree]

We just received our order of hydroxyl B12 and folinic acid....Only to read on the package that you cannot take it with gabapentin. Is this because it will reduce the effectiveness of gabapentin? Or is it because there is a negative drug interaction between the two?

[@Truerealism747]

No problem read Dr TS book

[@kathleen1685]

I kinda like hydroxyB12

[@dez6278]

@DrJanelleSinclair Hello Doctor, I ran my DNA data through Genetic Genie (free) and 7 of 21 methylation genes have 1 variant, 6 more have double variants (MTHFR, 2x COMT, VDR, MAO-A, SHMY1). And 1/3 of my detox genes have variants. I'm disabled, l from bipolar (lucky 1%) and it's hard to spend a lot on my budget but I see you're not taking clients too. I'm wondering what supplements you'd recommend? I can send those results if you'd like too. I'd be so grateful if you have a moment to answer!

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

I suggest you check out the mthfr treatment report. Take note of the best B vitamins for COMT i.e. folinic acid and hydroxyB12. www.drjanellesinclair.com/mthfr Also get your vitamin D levels tested and supplement if necessary (see video on vitamin D).

[@dez6278]

@@DrJanelleSinclair Thank you so much! I'm going over those reports now.

[@DanaDoes]

Thank you for this video! I have compound heterozygous MTHFR polymorphisms (C677T and A1298C). I bought a supplement called 'B-Healthy' because it has methylated folate and methylated B12 but felt worse on it! Now I know why and what to try! I have weakened COMT, compound heterozygous (V158M and H62H). I'm so excited to try hydroxy B12 as I've felt so lost since trying methylated B12 and folate and feeling worse. I have one question, is there a reason why someone could take magnesium and feel manic instead of relaxed? I have Hashimoto's so I'm wondering if maybe it helped my thyroid too much...

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

I"m so glad that this video has been helpful. Did you check out my COMT video too? Regarding magnesium I don't really have a reason for you. A few people do respond that way. I would suggest that you trial a different type of magnesium. I usually recommend magnesium glycinate for depression and anxiety, but others like magnesium threonate if you can find it.

[@DanaDoes]

@@DrJanelleSinclair Thank you! Going to watch your COMT video now. I'll look into those other forms of magnesium!

[@bigpoppapenguin4219]

How did the hyrdoxocobalamin work?

[@bigpoppapenguin4219]

Dana Does thats my next step. Going carnivore. Seeking health has some really good products to choose from. I am very intolerant to methylfolate and methylb12. I picked up this multi from seeking health that has all of the active b vitamins including R5P, and folinic acid along with a small dose of hydroxo b12 and adenosyl b12. I’m really hoping this can help out! I have TMG if I need to add methyl groups. Good luck!

[@tanjasrensen3303]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@josiahculley9877]

use gluten free sushi or poke bowls also for raw meat

[@gif24gt60]

What about if u have comt also? How do u avoid anxiety with increased methyl groups?

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

I'm sure that is described in the troubleshooting part of the video

[@Filthycoffin]

How do you fix this in benzo withdrawl? Most supplements rev my withdrawals

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

By following the troubleshooting guidelines provided in the video. Start with very low doses and increase very slowly

[@LoveCheyRob]

The link doesn’t work for the guide 😢

[@staceyf5860]

Hi Dr Sinclair, Thank you for providing such clear and helpful information! I'm heterozygous for C677T only, I was wondering about my risk for restarting hormonal birth control. Previously I've used the combined pill, implant and Depo Provera. I noticed any serious negative side effects from the implant. I'm currently not on any birth control. I was wondering if it's safe for me to restart the pill, or have another Depo Provera shot? Would supplements counteract any negative reactions or is it safer to avoid completely? And is Depo safer than the pill? Thanks!

[@Truerealism747]

Depo cause my other half to get breast cancer no way now

[@Truerealism747]

Depo cause my other half to get breast cancer no way now

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

Thank you! 8sn't it better to just start straight with the folinic and oxy ... ( what was it ..) b12?

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

For most people there's no need. But if you have anxiety, have comt++ or are sensitive to supplements or vitamins, then yes it's a good idea. But most people including practitioners don't know this

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

@@DrJanelleSinclair thank you! Well, I don't know yet if I have it. But, if so, I am very prone to ( is that the word ?) Anxiety en sensitive for food en supplements and herbs etc. A lit of them don't work for me, or do the opposite of what thet d o for most people. So I can imagine that I would have to use this form.

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

@@DrJanelleSinclair and do all people with mthfr defect suffer from headaches?

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

@@maaikewilhelmina1457 no not all.

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

@@maaikewilhelmina1457 no harm in being on the cautious side

[@marianeumann1542]

How long and how much methyl folate do I take in pregnacy?

[@mags4634]

Pink stork has some great prenatal vitamins for people with mthfr

[@MichaelCzajka]

When I take folate (~400 mcg daily) I start to feel puffy (like an allergy): It feels like I'm taking too much. On the other hand taking 5 mg of extra folic acid (as required ~ 1/wk) agrees with me. Taking too too much folic acid e.g. 5 mg daily... makes me feel like I've had too much (I feel puffy): My methylation profile was tested, but folate levels are normal so the folic -> folate conversion is working. Maybe higher than normal folic acid is all that is required to push the reaction to the right? My doc has suggested I try hydroxy-B12 (currently on methyl-B12)... which I like, but it makes me feel puffy (like an allergy) if I have too much i.e. 2000 mcg daily. Is hydroxylation preferable to methylation? I'm homozygous for the MTHFR (C677T) mutation and heterozygous for COMT (only one allele inherited). 🙂

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

I would usually only recommend 600-1200mcg (0.6-1.2mg) of folate. 5mg is a lot. When you say you are homozygous for mthfr, do you mean homozygous normal/wild type or homozygous for the mutation?

[@MichaelCzajka]

​@@DrJanelleSinclair I only took 400 mcg of folate. It is folic acid that agrees with me in higher amounts i.e. 5 mg (prn). My homocysteine has been normal for many years... suggesting that the folic -> folate conversion is occurring just fine. My doctor found this surprising... which is why we followed up with a methylation profile to check. My daily B-complex contains folic acid but if I flush (very mildly) when taking slow release niacin I take extra folic acid (5 mg) i.e.Normally you don't get any flush with slow release niacin (inositol hexanicotinate 500 mg). Folic acid is the rate limiting step in niacin metabolism. If you get a flush it means you are a bit short of folic acid: The flush disappears as soon as you take extra folic acid. MTHFR is homozygous for the mutation. 🙂

[@davesworld7961]

Foods with folate have folic acid. How do you eat and avoid those foods at the same time?

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

Folic acid is the synthetic form of folate that is found in some supplements and fortified foods. Natural folate in foods is not in the form of folic acid. So you don't avoid natural folate.

[@davesworld7961]

@@DrJanelleSinclair Thanks for answering that. I was confused after googling foods that contain folate and then googling foods that contain folic acid and got lists of the same foods in both categories.

[@artco77]

Audio is very low

[@erikaalicerosemartinezmaga2407]

I have the mutation and had a question about whole wheat. Can I consume whole wheat if the label doesn’t say folic acid?

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

Dr Ben Lunch recommends that people with the mthfr genetic weakness eat gluten free. Eating gluten free is definitely preferable especially for anyone with poor mental health to help lower inflammation in the body. But as far as I know there's no interaction between wheat and the mthfr gene or folate.

[@krownzera]

I've heard all grain products are sprayed with folic acid and that it can cause people methylation problems.

[@n.c.6211]

The supplement I take contains the following: 400 mcg of folate - 6(S)-5-methyltetrahydrofolate, 5 mcg of vitamin B12 cyanocobalamine Should I get one with methylcobalamine or another kind? They created it specifically for this but I still have depression regardless...and feel like I am not at my best health-wise. Thank you, I am homozygote.

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

It's usually recommended that if you have mthfr genetic weaknesses that you take much higher doses of methylfolate. I.e. more than one capsule. I'd also suggest that you do take another supplement with higher methylcobalamine.

[@n.c.6211]

@@DrJanelleSinclair Thank you very much!!

[@Truerealism747]

And ldn?

[@gschaaf713]

why would you want to eat foods that are high in folate but avoid foods with folic acid?

[@jaysins]

If you don't methylate correctly, folic acid will be toxic. Folate is more bioavailable, methylfolate is even more bioavailable where as Folic Acid is a synthetic vitamin you cannot breakdown.

[@Truerealism747]

Linked to ADHD Asperger's

[@PrimeSitesRealEstate]

I’ve been taking 15mg methyfolate for 4 years is this too much? I have homozygous for both MTHFR and COMT

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

That's the medical model treatment for MTHFR. But if you have the slow COMT enzyme it's likely that this dose may increase anxiety and anger. If you're homozygous for COMT rather than homozygous "normal" for COMT you may do better with folinate and hydroxyB12

[@PrimeSitesRealEstate]

@@DrJanelleSinclair I am slow COMT as well as MTHFR Homyzygus for c677. I recently lowered the dose to 7.5mg methylfolate after learning this. I’ve been taking 15mg for years. I do have some anxiety but, never noticed Initial changes when starting the 15mg. I wonder if I should stop it and try the hydroxy b12 / folincic acid your recommend in your COMT video. I just want to make sure I can still support my methylation issue. After taking 15mg for 4 years should I taper down?

[@kristylis1343]

I just got my genetics results. I have c/c (C677T) and c/c (A1298C) and also COMT genotype A/A. Should I try supplementation? I have pcos and have always struggled with obesity and anxiety. I had preeclampsia in my first pregnancy as well and I am afraid to have another.

[@sunshinedallas2153]

Which tests did you take? Did your doctor prescribe them, or did you buy an online gene test?

[@cantonmi35]

I have this . I don’t understand what to do .

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

The most important thing is to take a high amount of B12 and folate supplements.

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

Is itpossible that at first symptoms becone worse, like fatigue?

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

Yes that's a detox effect. Perhaps reduce dose for a while and try some electrolytes including potassium

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

@@DrJanelleSinclair thank you! I will start the electrolytes again!

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

@@maaikewilhelmina1457 did you also try the hydroxob12 and folinic acid instead of the methyl b12 and methyl folate?

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

@@DrJanelleSinclair yes, but I can't say I feel diffrent or better. I am now taking essentialorganics.nl/producten/vitaal-45/

[@josiahculley9877]

I have it the best treatment for it is Metagenics - ceralin forte. Dont use her sponserd brand

[@juliadixon4810]

Cocaine destroys folate? But I don't d....oh. Never mind.

[@cindywhittaker3003]

Cooking😂

[@hercules_144]

Only read if you or someone you know has overmethylation. If you have overmethylation then avoid all the fish, meat, liver and eggs, they are incredibly high in methionine and will worsen your symptoms very quickly. Methionine is a methyl donor and you don't need more methyl groups with overmethylation. Pretty self explanatory. You can try for yourself but I guarantee you will feel much worse until you stop and go on a mainly vegan diet. Also incorporate glycine, overmethylation has a lot to do with glycine deficiency as that's the only natural way to lower methionine from the food we eat. 3 grams before bed on an empty stomach. And possibly supplement b3 as niacinamide as that lowers serotonergic and dopaminergic activity and in order to metabolise niacinamide you need to methylate the metabolites to pee them out thus reducing methylation. The only thing you have to watch out for while supplementing with niacinamide is an increase in homocysteine levels. Methionine is the main methyl donor used to methylated and excrete niacinamide. And when you strip away the methyl group from methionine you are left with homocysteine. I was taking a lot of niacinamide and after a few weeks started getting sores in my mouth and my skin started flushing and that would subside about 2 days after stopping the b3. My current stack: 1,200mcg Folinic acid (unmethylated activated natural folate) 2,000mcg B12 as hydrox/adenosylcobalamin Glycine (safe up to 50g+ daily) Niacinamide 1,000mg 5x a week The folate and b12 works to lower homocysteine so whenever your homocysteine levels go up too much just stop the niacinamide and any symptoms should go away pretty fast especially with higher doses of both b9+b12. B6 also helps convert homocysteine to glutathione, our main antioxidant. All of what I just stated is for people who overmethylate only. It is hard to find information on overmethylation that's why I took the time to help you now. You can verify everything I said, it's 100% correct. To sum everything up, avoid high methionine food. It will worsen your symptoms pretty fast. Supplement with natural folate, if you can't handle methylfolate then try folinic acid. Supplement with b12 as hydroxocobalamin, or hydrox/adenosylcobalamin mix. Take glycine, 3grams before bed on empty stomach. Eat plenty carrots/vitamin A foods as they're required to make the enzyme that glycine uses to lower methionine. Supplement with niacinamide also if you have severe overmethylation like me, but watch out for high homocysteine. You can get it chacked but you should know when it goes too high as your skin will start randomly flushing hours after taking it, and you'll start getting worsening mouth sores until you stop. Also consider taking b6 either alone or in a multivitamin (I take multivitamin). It is required to convert homocysteine to glutathione the master antioxidant. I am not sponsored or anything but I get all my supplements from seekinghealth.com they are dedicated to people who have these kinds of problems. They have an unmethylated multivitamin called Multivitamin Minus One for all those out there that can't handle methylated forms. That should be everything :)

[@Hmy8799]

Why would you want to reduce the body’s natural ability to properly methylate. There’s not a genetic defect that causes “over methylation” is there…???

[@Truerealism747]

Have you noticed it's linked to type o blood type

[@Snowfox23]

I’m O+

[@Truerealism747]

@@Snowfox23 same as me

[@whatupquake6790]

Everyone in my family that has tested positive for the mthfr mutation is A- including myself and my daughter. Our family is huge too. Granny was a bit old fashioned lol.

[@Truerealism747]

@@whatupquake6790 Asperger's? Same here maternal side but o type plus

[@whatupquake6790]

@@Truerealism747 i actually have Asperger’s! So do many of the “younger “ relatives. I say younger because of misdiagnosis decades ago. My youngest and oldest are O- and O+ and are completely different from myself and my middle kiddo. I never thought blood type had anything to do with personality, but wow. I do now lol.

[@angelfiremimosa]

Dissapointing to see your telling people to avoid vegan/ vegetarian diet. People who are vegan won't add meat as it is an ethical stance. Beans and legumes are a large part of the diet. B12 is routinely given to the animals feed so may as well take b12 supplement rather than have it filtered through the animal. Other than this criticism, I really appreciate your videos. Very educational. Thankyou

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

Thanks for the feedback. I understand that for some people a vegan diet is about the ethical stand but for others it's for their health. We can all have different opinions but I feel that it allows others to go and do some research. It's good for people to know that risks and compensate for them.

[@Hmy8799]

@@DrJanelleSinclair there is also research that supports plant based diets-as long as it includes all nutrients needed.

[@Lemoncare]

This is all too much.

[@DrJanelleSinclair]

Then see a trained practitioner to help you through it.