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[quote=Anonymous]I posted a while ago about the treatment of hypermobile people with methylated folate (and I significant link between hypermobility and neurodivergence). Here is more evidence. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/autism-leucovorin-medicine-folic-acid/ The study used leucovorin calcium. If you have trouble getting prescription, try methylated folate or folonic acid. And avoid "folic acid," the synthetic form of folate which attaches to the receptors. Folic acid is found in vitamin pills and enriched flour/processed foods. Pregnant women should avoid synthetic folate and take methylated folate instead, with doctors advisement. [/quote]
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