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Prostate cancer risk of folic acid
Prostate cancer risk of folic acid Because their molecular structures are almost the same, folate and folic acid are considered the same thing by many people. But they are not.
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Potential side effects of folate
Potential side effects of folate Folate supplements are generally safe and well tolerated as prescribed. A dose of more than 1000 micrograms may cause side effects, including abdominal colic, stomach discomfort, diarrhea, flatulence, taste disorders, irritability, nervousness, insomnia, nausea, and skin color changes.
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The benefits of folate and L-Methylfolate
The benefits of folate and L-Methylfolate Some people also believe that folate can effectively prevent stroke, treat hypertension and relieve depressive symptoms. Limited benefits may include:
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Folate and L-Methylfolate for skin and eye diseases
Folate and L-Methylfolate for skin and eye diseases Folate seems to be beneficial for the treatment of vitiligo, a chronic disease characterized by the loss of skin pigmentation. According to a two-year study in Sweden, the combination of folate and vitamin B12 seemed to completely prevent the spread of vitiligo in 64% of the study participants.
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Folate deficiency use L-Methylfolate
Folate deficiency use L-Methylfolate In addition to preventing neural tube defects, L-Methylfolate can also be used to treat folate deficiency, which is usually caused by ulcerative colitis, liver disease, alcoholism and renal dialysis.
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Folate, L-Methylfolate with Neural Tube Defects
Folate, L-Methylfolate with Neural Tube Defects Folate is commonly taken as a supplement during pregnancy to reduce the risk of neural tube defects. Neural tube defects are birth defects of the brain, spine or spinal cord. They develop during the first month of pregnancy, usually before a woman knows she is pregnant.
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