HomocysteX Plus Discount

The body’s methylation process is vital for the formation of essential cell components such as proteins, nucleic acids found in DNA and RNA, and phospholipids that form nerve cell membranes.

By transferring methyl groups (three hydrogen atoms bonded to a carbon atom, known as CH3) from one molecule to another, methylation turns on genes, activates enzymes, drives detoxification reactions, influences hormone secretion, and helps maintain the normal metabolism of homocysteine, a potentially harmful amino acid metabolite.

Unfortunately, poor nutrition, oxidative stress, metabolic defects, and various other factors can impair methylation processes throughout the body.