Question:
What is folactic acid?
tomma
2006-04-09 17:28:26 UTC
What is folactic acid?
Two answers:
Hippie
2006-04-09 17:30:45 UTC
Functions of Folate

Plays a role in reducing blood homosysteine levels

Formation of red blood cells

Protein metabolism

Cell growth and division

Prevention of neural tube defects and anencephaly

— To prevent these defects adequate folate should be obtained in the first month of pregnancy

— All neural tube defects occur between the 17th and 30th days following conception.

Where can I find folate in the food guidance system?

Grains



Fortified breakfast cereal

Whole wheat products

Meat and Beans



Liver

Eggs

Beans

Sunflower seeds

Vegetables—Excellent Source!



Asparagus

Leafy green vegetables

Fruits



Oranges

Strawberries

Cantaloupes and other melons

Milk, Yogurt, Cheese, Fats, Oils, and Sweets are poor sources of folate!
chandan
2006-04-10 07:32:25 UTC
it can be either folic acid or lactic acid.

folic acid is required for formation of blood(RBC's) in our body alongwith iron.it basically is one of the things required for the formation of hemoglobin. the sources etc are already there in the other reply so i would not be repetitive(chuckle).

anything else u wanna know mail me kontent_writer@yahoo.com


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