Folic Acid
Uses and Benefits of Folic Acid
This is pure folic acid powder, the main uses and benefits of folic acid are;
- A key nutrient used by women planning a pregnancy – recently used by supermodel Kate Moss!
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Pregnant women require a good supply of folic acid as the developing baby requires it for healthy developmental growth
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Reduces the risk of babies being born with birth defects such as spinal cord problems, spina bifida, a cleft palate and heart defects when taken prior to conceptions
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Reduces the risk of premature labour
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Can aid in the prevention of some forms of cancer
You are buying Folic Acid
You are buying pure folic acid powder also known as vitamin B9. The folic acid powder is officially certified and comes with a certificate of analysis detailing the folic acids’ composition and other quality characteristics.
The folic acid is bright yellow in appearance and has little to no taste.
Folic Acid Usage, Dosage and Side effects.
| How to use Folic Acid |
Folic acid should be taken orally. The product can be put into empty gelatine capsules or added to food or drinks. |
| When to take Folic Acid |
Folic acid should be taken daily at the same time each day. |
| Folic Acid Dosage |
Use as a dietary supplement. Consume up to 400mg a day, pregnant women may take up to 600mg a day. The product should be taken at the same time each day. |
| Folic Acid Side effects |
Folic acid usually has very few side effects. Some people who take very large dosages have reported experiencing nausea, insomnia and decreased appetite. |
Information on Folic Acid
Folic Acid is a B vitamin that helps the body produce and maintain new cells. Folic Acid is essential for certain metabolic processes in body. It is necessary for the synthesis of nucleic acids and the formation of heme, the pigmented, iron-carrying haemoglobin in red blood cells.
Women of childbearing age have been urged to take folic acid supplements, even if they are not planning a family. Doctors strongly advocate that women begin taking folic acid supplements three months prior to pregnancy.
