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    In this episode of The Histamine Well, host Joanne speaks with Amanda Bradshaw, co-founder of Mood Sense, to explore the critical role methylation plays in mood, mental health, and hormonal transitions like perimenopause. Joanne shares her clinical insights and surprising test results showing that some patients assumed to be under-methylators were actually over-methylating—changing the course of their treatment.

    Amanda opens up about her personal health journey through perimenopause and how balancing her methylation significantly improved symptoms like mood swings and hot flushes. Together, they unpack how methylation imbalances can impact not just mental health, but also relationships, family dynamics, and even parenting—especially in neurodivergent households.

    Listeners will also gain practical guidance on how the Mood Sense test works, and how diet, lifestyle, and targeted supplements can help restore balance and support emotional resilience.

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    We explore the essentials of methylation, its impact on neurotransmitter production, and the difference between over and under methylation.

    The episode also delves into genetic mutations, environmental factors affecting methylation, and practical approaches to managing methylation in clinical practice.

    Listeners gain insights into the role of methylation in various chronic health conditions and how personalized testing can lead to better health outcomes.

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    We discussed with Sarah Schindler the game changing science of methylation and how it can transform your family dynamics.

    • Teenage years don't have to be a nightmare

    • ADHD, autism, and neurodivergence in both children and adults can be managed more effectively

    • Tantrums, overthinking, and anger issues can be reduced

    • Hormonal changes during puberty and menopause can be regulated

    • A simple at-home test can provide life-changing insights 

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    Dr. James Bradshaw and his wife Amanda join Angie in this episode to share the research and work Dr. Bradshaw has done on methylation, or another way of saying it, one-carbon metabolism and what drove him to dedicate his life to this endeavor especially as it has to do with mental and mood health.

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