Broken Curses and Triggered Genes: Why We Should Test for MTHFR Before Any Vaccine or Medication

We love to say “it runs in the family,” but truthfully — most chronic illness doesn’t. It’s not your mama’s fault, not your daddy’s fault, and not even your grandmama’s bad luck.

The Bible says “Christ redeemed us from the curse” (Galatians 3:13). That means generational curses are broken. But what we’re still battling today are man-made triggers that corrupt our already fragile DNA.

We inherit a blueprint — some of us with what you could call “kinks” in it — but those weak spots don’t have to turn into sickness unless something flips the switch. And guess what keeps flipping the switch?

Man-Made Triggers

Toxins. Chemicals. Processed “food.” Pesticides. Synthetic vitamins. And yes — vaccines and pharmaceuticals that the body of a person with a certain genetic makeup simply can’t process correctly.

One of the most critical genes in this conversation is the MTHFR gene (short for methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase — the enzyme that helps your body process folate and detox). If your MTHFR gene is mutated, your body doesn’t methylate properly. That can mean:

• Less efficient detoxification of preservatives, solvents, and heavy metals.
• Poor conversion of synthetic folic acid into usable folate.
• Heightened sensitivity to certain medications or vaccines because liver pathways are jammed.
• Spillover into nervous system, gut, and hormone issues — fatigue, anxiety, autoimmune tendencies, infertility, and inflammation.

Where Medicine Lost Its Way

Once upon a time, doctors were trained to know their patient. They listened, examined, and watched for signs of imbalance before prescribing or injecting anything.

But around the 1950s, public health campaigns pushed mass vaccination and medication — and personalized care got left behind. Kids were lined up in school gyms for shots with little to no screening. No one asked if the child had a fever, allergies, an infection, or a family history of immune problems. Sleeves up, shots in — assembly-line style.

Those basic health checks — the bare-minimum safety steps — were too often ignored. The shift from “treat the patient” to “treat the population” created a system that forgot its foundation: each body — fearfully and wonderfully made — is not one-size-fits-all.

Fast forward to today: we have more knowledge, more data, and more tools — yet we still rarely screen for detox or genetic vulnerabilities before injecting or prescribing. Same blind trust, bigger needles, longer side-effect lists.

Why Doctors Should Test MTHFR First

Before a child ever gets a vaccine or an adult ever takes a prescription, the MTHFR gene should be checked — period. It’s a straightforward test that can inform safer, more personalized care.

• Choose the right vitamin forms (methylfolate instead of folic acid).
• Identify slow or blocked detox pathways.
• Avoid likely triggers (e.g., synthetic folic acid, certain adjuvants, or anesthetics).

This isn’t “anti-medicine.” It’s informed stewardship of the body.

The Truth the Bible Already Told Us

We were created in God’s image — adaptable and resilient. The curse? Broken. The DNA? Designed by God. The triggers? Manufactured by man.

If we start with testing — understanding our bodies the way God made them — we can prevent a lot of unnecessary sickness before it starts. It’s not rebellion to question what’s injected into the temple of the Holy Spirit. It’s wisdom. Test the gene, know your blueprint, and protect the vessel.

Because healing starts where truth begins — and the truth is, you’re not cursed. You’re just triggered.