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Folic Acid and Folate: Make It a Daily Habit
Folic Acid and Folate: Make It a Daily Habit Although experts say any woman who can become pregnant should take folate, approximately 22 percent of women between 12 and 49 years old don’t have enough folate in their bodies to prevent neural tube defects, a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found.
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Why Folate is Important?
Why Folate is Important Neural tube defects are birth defects of the spinal cord such as spina bifida, the brain such as anencephaly, and Chiari malformation, another type that causes brain tissue to descend into the spinal canal.
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Relationship between folic acid and health
Relationship between folic acid and health If you're planning to become pregnant, you already know how important a healthy diet, exercise and getting plenty of sleep are, but one of the most important ways to ensure a healthy pregnancy is to get enough folic acid prior to conception.
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How much folate should I take and when
How much folate should I take and when? In addition to following a healthy diet, it is recommended that you take an extra 0.5 mg of folate or folic acid daily, at least:
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Plan pregnancy – should I take extra folate?
Plan pregnancy – should I take extra folate? Yes. In addition to a healthy diet rich in folic acid, you should also take folic acid supplements. These can be purchased from health food stores and pharmacies. High folate intake can help prevent up to 70% of birth defects. It is important to remember that folic acid does not prevent all birth defects.
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Folate and pregnancy——Magnafolate
Folate and pregnancy——Magnafolate Taking the vitamin folate before and during pregnancy reduces the risk of your baby having a neural tube defect (conditions in which a baby’s spine, brain and skull do not develop properly).
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