Folic Acid plays an important role in many life-sustaining functions in the human body: without enough folic acid your cells wouldn't grow or function.

Folic Acid is very, very important in pregnancy, because it helps to regulate embryonic and fetal nerve cell formation.

It also protects a woman's fetus from life-threatening birth defects of the brain and spine.

Studies have shown that a daily intake of folic acid in early pregnancy may be very useful to prevent several birth defects.

For best results, this regimen must begin before conception and continue for at least the first three months of pregnancy.

Possible Healing Effects:

• Plays an important role in the synthesis of several types of amino acids
• Needed for energy production
• Essential in the formation of red blood cells
• Important in cell division, replication, and protein synthesis
• Strengthens immunity
• May help prevent depression and anxiety