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Genetics and Folate Defiency-Magnafolate
Genetics and Folate Defiency-Magnafolate Before the body uses folate, it converts folate into an active form called methylfolate. Some genetic mutations, like the MTHFR gene, can interfere with converting folic acid into its active form.
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Digestive system and folate defiency-Magnafolate
Digestive system and folate defiency-Magnafolate Medical conditions that affect the digestive system can interfere with your body’s ability to digest and absorb folate. These can include:
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Diet and Folate Defiency-Magnafolate
Diet and Folate Defiency-Magnafolate If you don’t consume enough folate from your diet, you can develop a deficiency. Folate is found in fruits, vegetables, nuts, eggs, and some types of seafood. Some foods are fortified with a synthetic form of folate, called folic acid.
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Folate and Folate defiency
Folate and Folate defiency Folate is a water-soluble vitamin. This means it’s absorbed and transported in water. If you consume more water-soluble vitamins than your body can use in a day, your kidneys filter out the extra in urine.
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What are the symptoms of folate deficiency
What are the symptoms of folate deficiency The early signs of a folate deficiency can be subtle, and it’s common for it to go undiagnosed. Signs and symptoms of a folate deficiency may include:
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Folate deficiency and folate VS L methylfolate
Folate deficiency and folate VS L methylfolate A folate deficiency is a lack of vitamin B9 (folate). Folate is a water-soluble vitamin that can only be taken into the body through foods and supplements. The body uses folate to create and repair DNA (the genetic material inside cells) and to produce red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout the body.
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