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Old 12-17-2014, 12:34 PM #1
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I am taking methyl b12 daily 5mg under my tongue.
What folate should I take along with it in case I have MTHFR?
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Methylfolate is what you need. Many places online have it.

One brand name is Metafolin by Solgar. 800mcg is enough daily.

Local Vitamin Shoppes have this too:
http://www.vitaminshoppe.com/p/jarro...A#.VJHDOHt53To
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Methylfolate is what you need. Many places online have it.

One brand name is Metafolin by Solgar. 800mcg is enough daily.

Local Vitamin Shoppes have this too:
http://www.vitaminshoppe.com/p/jarro...A#.VJHDOHt53To
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Hi,
I am taking methyl b12 daily 5mg under my tongue.
What folate should I take along with it in case I have MTHFR?
Thank you.
Hi Baba, My Endo prescribed Foltanx that has both in one pill. I can't remember the doses but I'm sure you could search for it. Good Luck, Ken in Texas
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