Homocysteine: the cheap stroke marker that's rarely on the standard panel
An amino acid linked to cardiovascular risk and blood clots. Here's the evidence-based case for testing—and what functional medicine knows that your GP might not.
The MTHFR connection marker
Homocysteine testing promises cardiovascular insights—but the evidence for treatment is more complicated than the headlines suggest.
Popular in functional medicine circles, homocysteine is linked to MTHFR gene variants and B-vitamin status. While elevated levels are associated with cardiovascular risk, the value of treatment remains debated.
Your homocysteine is in the ideal range
May benefit from B-vitamin optimisation
Worth discussing with your healthcare practitioner
Reference ranges vary by laboratory and personal context. Your result is shown against the lab's range in your dashboard, alongside what it means.
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This information is for general education and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Results are best interpreted with a qualified healthcare practitioner in the context of your symptoms and history.