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Methyl group metabolism belongs to a relatively understudied field of research. Its importance lies in the fact that methyl group metabolic
Ever wonder why identical twins look less and less identical as they age? That’s because methyl groups are turning on and off their genes based on their experiences and choices. So, although identical twins share the same DNA, their epigenomes are different! Chemicals in the environment - food that we eat, or toxins around us - can affect this methylation of DNA and change- however slightly- us. These methylation changes are also inherited, and are passed off to the offspring, so make good choices!