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Originally Posted by bellasmomok  Hey, I have yet another question  .....
I read in another thread that you (Yorkieluv) said that Vetri DMG could be substituted for Denosyl (I think I have that righ??).... I went online to see pricing on the 2, and I may be looking at the wrong thing (I was looking at the liquid), but it talks about its use at helping the immune system, whereas the Denosyl's description talked about its use in repairing liver cell and supporting the liver. Did they just not include the its liver support function in the description?? |
Vetri-DMG is basically the precursor to Denosyl.
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The methyl groups produced from DMG can be used to form the essential amino acid, methionine, from homocysteine. Methionine in turn is used to produce S-Adenosylmethionine (SAMe), the active transmethylating agent in the body. This process of transmethylation is essential for the synthesis of vitamins, hormones, and enzymes. DMG therefor can act as an indirect methyl donor and function as an efficient“methionine pump” by converting excess homocysteine molecules to methionine. This process keeps the cells of the body in a high state of transmethylation potential.
You can actually call and talk to his office and ask any questions you may have about the product.
Like I said, it is a precursor to S-adenosylmethionine which is what Denosyl is
