- Folate (Vitamin B9/folic acid)




There are several possible reasons why you may want to learn more about your vitamin B9 levels.
If you:
- Are suffering from conditions like fatigue, lethargy, or weakness
- Are planning for pregnancy
- Have a gut malabsorption disorder (like Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, and celiac disease)
- Don't eat very many green, leafy vegetables or fresh fruits
Assessing your vitamin B9 levels can give you answers to important questions about your body's wellness.
Your results will show you if your vitamin B9 (folate/folic acid) level is within a normal range. Vitamin B9 is important for making DNA, repairing DNA, normal red blood cell development, and fetal development -- so having healthy levels of this vitamin is crucial throughout life.
- Insurance Coverage FAQ
- In which states can I purchase a kit?
- Do I need to stop taking my supplements or medications before the test?
- How long does the testing process take?
- What biomarkers are included in each panel?
- Is EverlyWell covered by insurance?
- How do I use HSA/FSA benefits to pay for EverlyWell?
- What are the symptoms of B12 deficiency?
- What is the best Vitamin D supplement?
- What can cause someone to be lacking in these important B vitamins?
- What are the symptoms of B9 deficiency?
- What are the symptoms of B6 deficiency?
- What if Vitamin D levels are abnormal?
- What is the difference between Folate and Folic Acid?
- How much sun exposure is needed for adequate Vitamin D production?
- What are the risk factors for Vitamin D deficiency?
- What is tested for on our B Vitamins Panel?
- What are the most common sources of B12?
- How common is it for a Vegan or Vegetarian to be B12 deficient?
- What foods naturally have Vitamin D?
- How does being deficient in the B vitamins test on our panel affect overall health?
- What if my B vitamins result appears higher than expected?
- What are the most common sources of B6?
- Why are B Vitamins important?
- What are the most common sources of B9?
- What is Vitamin K?
- What is Vitamin D?
- What does Vitamin D do in the body?
- What is Beta Carotene?
- Why are vitamins important?
- What is Vitamin A?
- What is Vitamin E?
- Fatigue
- Irritability
- Weakness

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