Homocysteine is the better predictor of stroke than is cholesterol as noted in this audio clip from Patrick Holford giving a speech at the 2005 Orthomolecular conference. Read the entire article | Email this article

Homocysteine is the best predictor of whether or not you will get Alzheimer's Disease as noted in this audio clip from Patrick Holford giving a speech at the 2005 Orthomolecular conference.
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Elevated homocysteine levels have been implicated in osteoporosis as noted in this audio clip from Patrick Holford giving a speech at the 2005 Orthomolecular conference.
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Elevated homocysteine levels are the best predictor of pregnancy problems and birth defects as noted in this audio clip from Patrick Holford giving a speech at the 2005 Orthomolecular conference.
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Elevated homocysteine levels causes many health problems.

Homocysteine is the cause of these problems, and not merely an innocent bystander, as noted in this audio clip from Patrick Holford giving a speech at the 2005 Orthomolecular conference.
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Homocysteine is an amino acid found in the blood which is created during the breakdown of protein.

Elevated homocysteine levels increase the risk of cancer, heart attacks and many other health problems.

When homocysteine levels are elevated, it indicates there is an insufficient amount of the necessary cofactors -- folic acid, vitamin B12, vitamin B6 and trimethylglycine (TMG) -- as noted in this audio clip from Patrick Holford giving a speech at the 2005 Orthomolecular conference.
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Homocysteine may as good a predictor for heart attacks as is cholesterol as noted in this audio clip from Patrick Holford giving a speech at the 2005 Orthomolecular conference.
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A 5 point increase in homocysteine levels increases the risk of all-cause mortality by 49 percent as noted in this speech by Patrick Holford at the 2005 Orthomolecular Conference. Read the entire article | Email this article

A 5 point increase in homocysteine levels increases the risk of cardiovascular mortality by 50 percent as noted in this speech by Patrick Holford at the 2005 Orthomolecular Conference. Read the entire article | Email this article

A 5 point increase in homocysteine levels increases the risk of dying from cancer by 26 percent as noted in this speech by Patrick Holford at the 2005 Orthomolecular Conference. Read the entire article | Email this article

A 5 point increase in homocysteine levels increases the risk of dying from causes other than cancer or cardiovascular disease by 104 percent as noted in this speech by Patrick Holford at the 2005 Orthomolecular Conference. Read the entire article | Email this article