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Specifically how long do people feel they've taken something and then feel like it's not having an effect after a while? If you feel like putting the medicine and how long you could take it that's great but not needed to know what it is, just how long it seemed to only work for. Just want to compare if there's a certain time frame for many people doing that.
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From what I've read from people here. Once it starts to work it last about two years on average. I've also read where people were great after 8 years. Still taking the same medication. Its different for everyone.
I just read about the MTHFR gene and how people with that gene can't process folic acid. The buildup causes serious issues. You have to use natural folate. Folic acid is synthetic. I hope this helps..
@A MyPsoriasisTeam Member below are the 2 vitamin I was talking about in my last post.
@A MyPsoriasisTeam Member I too have MTHFR....in which I am at high risk for blood clots...I take a 81mg aspirin a day and was using lmethalfolate supplement my husband found these 2 vitamins that actually have more pre and probiotics, folate, etc.....Methylated Multivitamin Bioactive Forms Advanced Formula 2xs a day &
Super Enzymes+ 20 enzymes 200mg prebiotics 2 billion CFU probiotics advanced digestive formula 2xs a day.
If you have the blood clotting type and taking extra hormones you need to stop the hormones since any type of hormone (cream, patch, injection, etc.) Can cause blood clotting.
Hope this helps oh yeah my daughter and 2 of my grandsons also have the MTHFR gene but not the high risk for blood clots....their doctor has them on L-Methylfolate I believe....perscribed by their medication part of their therapy...the 14 year old is also has autism and adhd, the 13 year old is adhd and the 4 year old has signs of adhd and autism he has started play therapy and speech therapy which the 14 year old at around 2 we found out he could not hear us...turns out he needed tubes...after words he became very sensitive to noise and needed speech therapy....and again at 4 he and the now 13 year old then 2 had tubes and adnoid surgery.
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