MTHFR Gene Therapy Demystified

Crack Your Genetic Code to Better Health

By: Dr. Robin Terranella

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Have you been struggling with health issues for years and recently diagnosed with MTHFR gene mutation? You’ve identified the cause of your health issues, but now unsure what to do next? Dr. Terranella has treated hundreds of people with MTHFR gene mutations and now has released a comprehensive guide to help you navigate MTHFR treatment. Go beyond just learning about MTHFR gene mutation and actually address your individual treatment options. Rather than a one size fits all protocol, Dr. Terranella provides you with the “why” behind the what to do. You will learn what to expect and what to do when things do not go as planned. “Dr. Terranella is the best doctor I’ve ever seen! If you want to understand MTHFR, he is “THE” guy to listen to! I have a level of understanding I never thought possible, and better than that, I have real results from treatment ” Mike Hardenbrook, Patient

poor narration

This book was narrated either by an AI or simply dictated text in a machine. it lacks the tonal and vocal qualities of a real person reading it, which would be much better even if that person wasn't as enjoyable to listen to. Whatever digital tool read this book mispronounces common words constantly and it makes it very difficult to focus and understand the content of the book.

AI reader distracting

The AI reader pronounces words that it shouldn’t. “Middle dot” gets repeated so much, I couldn’t listen any longer.

AI narration is a disaster

If I were not already educated in this subject, I would not have been able to decipher much of what is in this book. So many mispronounced words, awkwardly spoken phrases, bulleted lists are read as,
"middle dot...
middle dot...
middle dot...
middle dot..."
so awful and distracting.
It seems like it might be a good book, so I'm buying the hardcopy, but I don't think I'll ever buy another audio book narrated by AI again.

Excellent info

The auto AI narrator read bullet points like: “middle dot” and referenced Sam-e as the word “same”. Other than that great info.