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Low folate status is associated with mild cognitive impairment, dementia (particularly Alzheimer’s disease)
Actually, in almost all tissues, including the brain, folates are required for one-carbon transfer reactions, which are essential for the synthesis of DNA and RNA nucleotides, the metabolism of amino acids and the occurrence of methylation reactions.
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What's the differences between Crystalline and Amorphous Type L-5-MTHF?
A crystalline salt form is a key requirement for a satisfactory stability in capsules or tablets, so Magnafolate® is less likely to lose its potency over time.
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Folate and folic acid for use in Australian listed medicines
The term "folate" is actually a generic name for a group of related compounds with similar nutritional properties. The three most commonly used forms are folic acid, calcium folinate and levomefolate salts. All three forms can be incorporated into the body's metabolic pathways and may provide sources of the same biologically active form of folate – a compound known as 5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) or levomefolic acid.
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Welcome to join our webinar on next Wednesday 10th, Nov
Hey guys, Are you still using folic acid ? Here we would love to introduce a much safer folate source for you. Next Wednesday we will have a webinar meeting. From this webinar, you more know more benefits of Magnafolate. Welcome to join us via the below click.
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The Different Types of Folate: Which One is Right for You?
Actually, more and more clients are using methylfolate to replace folic acid nowadays. However, there is an exhaustive number of methylfolate synonyms and forms. It’s important to know which are synonyms and which are completely different forms. When looking for methylfolate, pls make sure they are “L” or “6(S)” form — these are most biologically active.
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Magnafolate, A Safer Alternative to Folic Acid
Daily 200mcg+ folic acid is disrupting our normal folate metabolism
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