Unlock Your Health's Potential with Methylfolate 

Experience the Power of Bioactive Folate

Clinical studies prove Methylfolate enhances vital organ function, promoting healthy aging from the inside out. Unlike regular folic acid, Methylfolate is a bioactive form of folate your body can use immediately, maximizing its benefits.

The Methylfolate Advantage:

Methylfolate acts as a vital messenger, delivering methyl molecules to your DNA. This precise control over gene activation and deactivation ensures optimal cell function. Because your body doesn't need to convert Methylfolate, it's significantly more effective than regular folic acid, especially considering that many people (especially 40% of Asians) have MTHFR gene variations that limit their ability to process folic acid efficiently. Excess folic acid that your body can't process can lead to Unmetabolized Folic Acid (UMFA), which can negatively impact immune function and nervous system health.

Recommended Daily Dosage (WHO Guidelines):

• Pregnant Women: 600 mcg/day (Supports baby's development and prevents NTDs)
• Breastfeeding Mothers: 500 mcg/day (Supports baby's development and reduces postpartum blues)
• Adults (14+): 400 mcg/day (For optimal DNA and cell function)
• Children (9-13): 300 mcg DFE
• Children (4-8): 200 mcg DFE
• Children (1-3): 150 mcg DFE

Directions for Use: Take 1 tablet daily or as directed by your healthcare professional.

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Direct consumption of MethylFolate, a form of folate that the body can utilize immediately, enhances cellular function more effectively than folic acid.

This is because the enzymes responsible for converting folate from food or folic acid from supplements into MethylFolate have limited capacity.

DHFR enzyme

The DHFR enzyme cannot convert more than 200 mcg of folic acid. Excess folic acid becomes Unmetabolized Folic Acid (UMFA), which reduces the efficiency of NK cells (a type of white blood cell). This weakens the immune system and can also interfere with the nervous system and harm cells.

MTHFR enzyme

40% of Asians have an MTHFR gene defect, which reduces enzyme efficiency.