We all  now know that any homocysteine level above 6 units (millimol per liter) is certain to have great implications into the health of your life. What then are the risks which lead to high homocycteine levels? Knowing them would enable you to avoid a situation where you need more efforts to reduce homocysteine and [...]

• Comments Off

The amazing effects of the various "nutrients" on your homocysteine level as discussed in my last post determines your day-to-day health. At optimized level, it gives you the feeling of improved mood, mental clarity, memory, arthritic fibromyalgia and migraine pain reductions, better sleep, increased energy and liver functionality, slowing of aging process and detoxification due [...]

• 0 Comments

Hi, welcome back. We now know that homocysteine can now be converted to either SAMe or glutathione. Being too much in the body is toxic by its own nature, its accumulation is a sure sign of failure of the mechanism of methylation and sulphur-adding enzymes and it spells trouble. Increased levels of methylation with increased SAMe, [...]

• 0 Comments

In my last posting, I did mention that the H Factor is the best single indicator of whether you are likely to live long or die young. If I could use only one blood test to monitor my health for the rest of my life, it would be on this H Factor or homocysteine. The [...]

• 0 Comments

Does the above post title strike your curiosity into reading on from here? Well, if you are continuing reading this post here, you obviously have not died of a homocysteine-related disease or perhaps NOT YET anyway but the risk is much higher than you would think. You should take interest into knowing the H Factor [...]

• 0 Comments