Does SelfDecode test MTHFR?

Yes, we do! MTHFR is a gene that provides instructions to make an enzyme (methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase) that plays a crucial role in the methylation cycle. The methylation cycle is a biochemical process involved in the transfer of methyl groups (CH3) to various molecules in the body. Methylation is a fundamental process that regulates a wide range of bodily functions, including DNA synthesis, detoxification, neurotransmitter production, and more.

100x Methylation Report

The 100x Methylation Report delivers a focused analysis of the 20+ key methylation-related genes, offering a comprehensive look at how your genetics influence the critical process of DNA methylation. Download your report by selecting DNA Reports > 100x Methylation Report from the navigation. This report is designed to provide clear insights into your genetic predispositions and actionable steps to optimize your health.

With this report, you'll receive a detailed breakdown of genes like MTHFR, COMT, MTR, and MTRR, which play a central role in methylation pathways. It includes insights into how your body processes essential nutrients like folate and B12 and their impact on your overall methylation cycle. You'll also find recommendations for personalized diet, supplement, and lifestyle strategies tailored to your genetic profile to support optimal function.

Whether you're seeking preventative care, addressing specific health concerns, or looking to enhance your wellness routine, the 1,000x Methylation Report provides a practical and easy-to-understand approach to improving health outcomes. With user-friendly visuals and evidence-backed recommendations, this report empowers you to take control of your health based on your unique genetic blueprint.

MTHFR Biohacker Report

Be sure to check out our MTHFR Biohacker Report by selecting DNA Reports > Biohacker Hub from the top of the screen and then search "MTHFR" on this page or scroll through the reports to find it. We also currently have 12+ reports on Methylation, including MTR, AHCY, MTRR, and more.

We recommend discussing your genetic results with a healthcare professional to gain a deeper understanding and receive tailored advice based on your unique genetic profile.