Can PEMT genetics cause fat malabsorption, mineral deficiencies, and oxalate problems?| Masterjohn Q&A Files #94

<p>Question: Can PEMT genetics cause fat malabsorption, mineral deficiencies, and oxalate problems?</p> <p>First of all, saponification of minerals, the point here is that if you have malabsorption of fat, the fatty acids are going to bind to any positively charged minerals in your diet. This has been particularly well studied in preterm infants where the poor absorption of fatty acids causes the fatty acids to bind to the calcium that have lower bioavailability. Yeah. If you surpass your ability to absorb the fat, the fatty acids can bind minerals and induce mineral deficiencies. I agree with this.<...