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A stork bite or angel kisses refers to a cluster of blood vessels near the back of the neck or head of babies. The old myth is that a stork delivers to parents and the mark is left from the stork’s “bite” carrying the baby. It’s a sweet sentiment yet there’s another correlation to a stork bite, it’s a sign of MTHFR gene mutation. That’s not to say that if your child has a stork bite that they absolutely have MTHFR, but in my experience with detoxing children, it is one of the physical signs that
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A stork bite or angel kisses refers to a cluster of blood vessels near the back of the neck or head of babies. The old myth is that a stork delivers to parents and the mark is left from the stork’s “bite” carrying the baby. It’s a sweet sentiment yet there’s another correlation to a stork bite, it’s a sign of MTHFR gene mutation. That’s not to say that if your child has a stork bite that they absolutely have MTHFR, but in my experience with detoxing children, it is one of the physical signs that
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