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I initially started taking it with iron and vitamin B complex to help my complete blood count. What I do not like is how I need to take one tablet with food. I wish I could take it without. My blood has never been healthier though, and I always had anemia. Plus it really speeds up your metabolism and I seemed to have lost fat but muscle stayed. More energy, overall feeling better. Highly recommend...

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Using 15 mg. of 5-MTHF from Extrafolate-S. Only been using it for about two 1/2 weeks. DNA tests showed I was low in producing folate. I can't tell any difference so far. It is supposed to support my psychiatric medications.

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yanah | On supplement for 1 to 6 months |
2/6/2020
Condition: Breast cancer
Overall rating 4.0
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Amen | Age: 65-74 |
12/25/2018
Condition: Cognitive impairment
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the MTHFR genetic SNiP inhibits Folic Acid methylation metabolism in 16% (by 100%) and 32% (by 50%) of Hispanic Caucasians. A pesticide, glyphosate, kills Lacto- and Bifido-bacillus effecting Gut Dysbiosis inhibiting Folic Acid methylation. FDA Law defined Folic Acid, a synthetic precursor created in 1943, to be Folate, L-MF vitamin B9. The CDC finds Folic Acid at 2x the level intended by the FDA Law in people. Cancer researchers find that free Folic Acid is a carcinogen at levels in regular daily supplements. CSF cerebral spinal Folate Deficiency is common in serious neurological disorders. The desiccant, glyphosate, applied at harvest to nonGMO cereals and grains is abundant in whole grains. While herbicide formulas, Agent Orange and Glyphosate, are used within EPA Standards, the fact remains herbicides are neurotoxins Read More Read Less

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aa | Age: 35-44 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
11/27/2017
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jason | Age: 35-44 | On supplement for 1 to 6 months |
7/17/2017
Condition: Vitiligo
Overall rating 2.7
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20 percent

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nick | Age: 75 or over | On supplement for less than 1 month |
12/23/2016
Condition: Age-related fatigue
Overall rating 2.3
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I developed gout............

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Fran | Age: 75 or over | On supplement for 2 to less than 5 years |
9/22/2016
Condition: Methotrexate toxicity
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kay rose | Age: 65-74 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
1/11/2016
Condition: Depression
Overall rating 5.0
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using prescription 1mg folic acid pill along with 10mg celexa. After 1 week its already making me unafraid and ruthless! Watch out now! :-)lol!

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kayrose | Age: 65-74 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
1/8/2016
Condition: Depression
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using prescription 1mg folic acid pill along with 10mg celexa. Already making me unafraid and ruthless! Watch out now! lol

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DorisP | Age: 55-64 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
10/16/2015
Condition: Other
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Using 15 mg. of 5-MTHF from Extrafolate-S. Only been using it for about two 1/2 weeks. DNA tests showed I was low in producing folate. I can't tell any difference so far. It is supposed to support my psychiatric medications.

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K93 | Age: 35-44 | On supplement for 1 to 6 months |
9/2/2015
Condition: Folate deficiency
Overall rating 1.3
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Was not compatible with IBS! Didn't have a good experience at all.

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gramibear | Age: 65-74 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
8/5/2015
Condition: Folate deficiency
Overall rating 2.3
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counter effective, makes me sick

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DKW | Age: 55-64 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
7/25/2015
Condition: Breast cancer
Overall rating 3.0
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I have no experience with this and was researching if MTHF would be effective for someone already with breast cancer, but your website does not distinguish between MTHF, folate and folice acid they are not the same thing and you are not providing quality information for individuals who do not know or understand that. YOu should do a better job of providing quality information to people.

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Age: 65-74 | On supplement for 5 to less than 10 years |
4/7/2015
Condition: Cognitive function
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EFFECTIVE

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Age: 75 or over |
1/10/2015
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noxy | Age: 25-34 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
1/5/2015
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I started taking these pills 4days ago and I have stomach cramps since I started and my bowel is lose and smelly, I wonder is its working or damaging further.

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Age: 35-44 | On supplement for 1 to less than 2 years |
12/26/2014
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This doesn't give a reason of miscarriage or MTHFR as reasons for taking this treatment, but it's the real reason I did. I had 6 miscarriages, 5 of which were consecutive after having had 3 healthy children. I went to doctor after doctor finally being diagnosed with MTHFR. After an RE recommended folic acid (which is NOT the same as methylfolate - 2 different forms of vitamin B9), I discovered that made things worse. I did my own research and discovered methylfolate. I took this and the very next pregnancy was carried to full term with a healthy baby as a result. Not only that though - my chronic fatigue, depression, neurological issues, and memory loss all immediately and dramatically improved. Folic acid is synthetic and cheap - but it is not what the body uses. It has to convert it to methylfolate first. For those of us with MTHFR polymorphisms, this process is either partially or completely broken. Folic acid is not only useless to us, it is actually deadly. I wish someone had told me years ago all I needed was a better vitamin B9!!Read More Read Less

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adallen | Age: 45-54 | On supplement for 1 to 6 months |
10/8/2014
Condition: Fatigue
Overall rating 4.3
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Age: 55-64 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
9/19/2014
Condition: Cognitive function
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My wife takes Dylantin for epilepsy. She started taking folic acid about a week ago. This morning as we began our morning walk, she became dizzy and nauseous, to the point that we had to terminate our walk.

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anne | Age: 25-34 | On supplement for 1 to 6 months |
9/13/2014
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folic acid | Age: 35-44 | On supplement for 1 to 6 months |
8/5/2014
Condition: Hearing loss
Overall rating 3.0
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one ear still block

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