This is tangential to the SC protocol but I figured I might as well ask here.
Is there a way to find out if NOS genes have been methylated in my body? From Wiki:
- NOS3 or eNOS gene appears in Chromosome 7 (7q35-7q36)
- The gene coding for nNOS is located on Chromosome 12
I am wondering if it is possible that these genes responsible for producing Nitric Oxide Synthase enzymes has been methylated? And if so, perhaps this SC protocol can somewhat reverse it by adding more stem-cells with denovo methylation? If so, then body should start producing Synthase enzymes again. And if that happens, then I should start responding to Cialis, Viagara, or Nitric Oxide supplements like L-Arginine/L-Citrulline.
Also, a potential test could be taking Synthase. If Synthase is missing in my body and I take it and then take L-Arg/L-Citrulline + Cialis and it works, then that means these genes are methylated? But does anyone know if it is possible to procure and inject 'Synthase'?
EDIT:
https://www.nature.c...cles/tpj201149
patients with erectile dysfunction carrying the C allele for g.-786T>C polymorphism showed better responses to PDE-5 inhibitor sildenafil
My genotype is T/T (according to 23andMe data explorer of my sequence, SNP: rs2070744)
So, it seems to me I was already less likely to respond to Cialis/Viagra and then after taking Finasteride/Minoxidil/Accutane, I may have methylated NOS3 genes and that pretty much killed the production of this synthase enzyme/nos3 enzyme. So, if I find a way to demethylate it, then that problem would go away.
Edited by userCK, 18 February 2021 - 10:10 PM.