• The Body's Preferred Form of Folate

    The Body's Preferred Form of Folate

    The Body's Preferred Form of Folate Magnafolate® L-Methylfolate are directly bioavailable and therefore easy for the body to metabolize as they do not require any extra steps to be absorbed and enter circulation once ingested. This makes them superior to folic acid which needs to be activated first. L-Methylfolate is the predominant form of folate in circulation and for transport into tissues, including the brain – making it the body’s preferred form of folate and the easiest way to achieve a balanced folate intake.

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  • Magnafolate® L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate

    Magnafolate® L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate

    Magnafolate® L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate Magnafolate® is our manufactured calcium salt of L-5-methyltetrahydrofolic or L-methylfolate. As an alternative to folic acid, it offers good stability, solubility and bioavailability.

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  • Magnafolate® for Folate Supplementation

    Magnafolate® for Folate Supplementation

    Magnafolate® for Folate Supplementation Folate plays an important role in many biochemical reactions and normal cell division and repair.

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  • Global Manufacturer & Supplier of L Methylfolate

    Global Manufacturer & Supplier of L Methylfolate

    Global Manufacturer & Supplier of L Methylfolate Magnafolate® of Jinkang Pharma L-methylfolate is developed and produced in advanced manufacturing technology.

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  • L-Methylfolate - Global Manufacturers & Suppliers

    L-Methylfolate - Global Manufacturers & Suppliers

    L-Methylfolate - Global Manufacturers & Suppliers L-Methylfolate is the bioavailable form of Folate. No need to convert into 5-MTHF, this unique B supplement is able to easily support your body's needs.

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  • Who manufactures L-methylfolate?

    Who manufactures L-methylfolate?

    Who manufactures L-methylfolate? Low levels of folate are associated with various diseases, including anemia, neural tube defects, depression, and osteoporosis. However, it is difficult to reach the recommended daily folate intake only through food, because a large amount of food folic acid will be lost during processing and cooking. Dietary supplements fill this gap.

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