Since the 1990s, the U.S. has been adding synthetic folic acid to bread, cereals, and vitamins. It was meant to be helpful. But for people with the MTHFR gene variant, it's making things worse.
Your body can't convert this synthetic form. It just builds up like a toxin, blocking the receptors for the real, usable folate your brain is desperate for. This is why antidepressants can't work—the "docking station" for brain fuel is clogged.
The solution? Body-ready L-Methylfolate that requires no conversion. It's the form your brain can actually use—immediately.