S2E35: Nitric Oxide, MTHFR, and the NOS3 gene SNP.

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MTHFR is closely tied to heart disease, and nitric oxide (not to be confused with nitrous oxide, or laughing gas) is a big part of the reason why. In this episode we'll talk about: How nitric oxide is linked to heart attacks, strokes, alzheimers, sinus health, mouth breathing, and even some birth defects. Why humming matters How the NOS3 gene affects you and how it interacts with MTHFR How you can boost your nitric oxide production - with or without these genes. For the complete show notes, click here. If you want to be a Genetic Rockstar and join the MTHFR community, click here. If you heard be talk about the FREE MTHFR Basics course and want in, click here.

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