The provided context does not contain direct information on the relationship between MTHFR and fatigue. In consumer DNA testing, MTHFR variants (especially C677T) are frequently marketed as a cause of fatigue via impaired methylation and elevated homocysteine. However, the evidence is mixed: some small studies suggest a link, but larger meta-analyses and systematic reviews do not confirm a strong causal effect. Fatigue is highly multifactorial (sleep, nutrition, stress, hormones, physical activity). Genetic testing for MTHFR alone has limited clinical utility for fatigue management. Caveat: Do not self-prescribe high-dose folate or methyl donors without medical guidance; measuring homocysteine levels is more actionable. Evidence grade: unclear.
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