This is a YouTube video titled "Characteristics of Anxiety I Ultimate Human with Gary Brecka" containing a monologue or presentation discussing the genetic basis of anxiety related to the MTHFR gene mutation, explaining how it affects folate metabolism and its link to various psychiatric conditions. The content appears to be a single speaker explaining these concepts rather than a multi-speaker conversation.
If you've ever suffered from or know someone who suffered from anxiety, see if it fits these three characteristics. Number one, have you had it on and off throughout your entire lifetime? Can you point to the specific trigger that causes it and have anti anxiety medications work for you? You very likely want to get a test for this gene mutation called mthfr. What it does is it converts folic acid and folate into the form that the body can use called methylfolate. But if you're one of the 44% of the population that can't make this conversion, then you have a deficiency. You have this deficiency. You get the expression of things like depression, anxiety, add, adhd, ocd, manic depression, bipolar, all kinds of conditions that are actually not psychiatric conditions happening to you. They are psychiatric conditions happening within you.
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