I've got a dissenting opinion (in contrast to Crux's) - that supplementing methylfolate is not contraindicated by high serum folic acid..
I strongly believe this opinion should be supported with references.
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I've got a dissenting opinion (in contrast to Crux's) - that supplementing methylfolate is not contraindicated by high serum folic acid..
Folic acid can become elevated if MTHFR mutations prevent much of it from being transformed into folate. The typical lab tests do not distinguish between the forms.I strongly believe this opinion should be supported with references.
Folic acid can become elevated if MTHFR mutations prevent much of it from being transformed into folate. The typical lab tests do not distinguish between the forms.
I second this! Crux and I may have dissenting opinions, but all of us here want you to be well soon. Best of luck with your appointment!Hi Catly,
My very best to you! Please write to us about your experience, there's so much more to learn.