Methylation and homocysteine support

Trimethylglycine (TMG)

TMG reliably lowers homocysteine; the clinical payoff depends on baseline risk profile and overall B-vitamin status.

Evidence Level B

Evidence and Risk Labels

Evidence A/B/C reflects research maturity, and risk levels reflect monitoring needs. These labels support comparison, not diagnosis or treatment decisions.

See full scoring guide

Clinical Snapshot

Effect Size
Reliable homocysteine reduction with context-dependent downstream benefit
Safety
Low Risk

Should be paired with B-vitamin context in elevated homocysteine protocols.

Research Dosing

This reflects common ranges and protocols used in published studies, not personal medical advice.

Typical Daily Dose
500-3000 mg
Timing
Once or twice daily with meals
Protocol Duration in Studies
4-12 weeks before reassessing homocysteine markers

Dose selection is usually individualized to baseline homocysteine and B-vitamin status.

Best Fit Profiles

  • methylation-focused lab-driven protocols

Source Links