Improving your methylation is important for everyone, but it's especially important if you have an autoimmune condition.

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Your methylation group in your body controls your:

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• The stress (fight-or-flight) response

• The production and recycling of glutathione — the body's master antioxidant

• The detoxification of hormones, chemicals and heavy metals

• The inflammation response

• Genetic expression and the repair of DNA

• Neurotransmitters and the balancing of brain chemistry

• Energy production

• The repair of cells damaged by free radicals

• The immune response, controlling T-cell production, fighting infections and viruses and regulating the immune response

 

If you have a shortage of methyl groups, or your methylation cycle is interrupted, any or all of these processes can become compromised, and you could get sick.

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At Shubert Natural Health Care and chiropractic, we'll help you maintain a healthy methylation group so that your body can perform at it's peak.