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Medication Metabolism
The enzyme family that processes roughly half of all prescription drugs. Your version determines whether standard doses work perfectly, cause side effects, or barely register. This prevents the trial-and-error prescribing that leaves people cycling through medications, wondering why nothing works right.
Methylation
Methylation is the behind-the-scenes regulator of detox, neurotransmitter production, and gene expression. Suboptimal activity is surprisingly common—and highly responsive to the right form of B-vitamins. If you've ever taken B-complex and felt nothing (or worse), this is probably why.
Mitochondria Support Needs
Your mitochondria are cellular energy factories. Genetic baseline efficiency varies, and lower capacity often shows up as fatigue that sleep doesn't fix. CoQ10, PQQ, creatine, and strategic carb timing can make a noticeable difference, but only if you know you need them.
MTHFR Activity
MTHFR converts synthetic folic acid into the active methylfolate your body uses. Reduced function is common, affecting up to 40% of people. If you're one of them, standard prenatal vitamins and fortified foods won't cut it. Methylfolate supplementation bypasses the bottleneck entirely.
Your detox pathways aren’t lazy. They might just be genetically understaffed.
What
Your liver clears everything—caffeine, meds, alcohol, pollutants—through a specific enzyme sequence. Some people run this line at double speed. Others have bottlenecks where things pile up.
Why
You'll identify where your clearance slows, so you can target those pathways directly—instead of generic cleanses that miss the point entirely.
Detoxification Pathways
How fast (or slowly) you actually clear coffee, meds, alcohol, and pollution.

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