Betaine (Anhydrous) Allergy Research Group

Betaine (Anhydrous) Allergy Research GroupTrimethylglycine (TMG) assists homocysteine to be metabolized into methionine, resulting in the production of DMG (dimethylglycine).* Further metabolism of TMG produces the enzyme methyltetrahydrofolate reductase (the active form of folic acid) Betaine anhydrous is a naturally occurring chemical in the human body. It can also be found in foods such as beets, spinach, cereals, seafood, and wine. It is also known as trimethylglycine (TMG), an amino acid

4-Hydroxybutyric

IS-BART has higher potency than capsules

Quintron BreathTracker SC instruments

Carbon Technology is a proprietary blend of fulvic acids

Formulated with BioActive Carbon Technology

Methylsuccinic

Failure to use creatinine correction can lead to a thirty-fold variation in the concentration of the mycotoxins when there is variation in fluid intake

for example when cortisol clearance is abnormally high or low

Pyridoxine HCl

the MYC Support Kit is introduced for two months

This kit includes supplements that support the bodys natural drainage processes

this test examines genes involved in methylation