Ferrous Asparto Glycinate + L-Methylfolate Calcium + Methylcobalamin Tablets

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Therapeutic Indication

Iron deficiency anemia
Pregnancy-related anemia
Pernicious anemia
Folate deficiency
Neuropathic pain in diabetic neuropathy
General weakness and fatigue
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Ferrous Asparto Glycinate + L-Methylfolate Calcium + Methylcobalamin

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Ferrous Asparto Glycinate, L – Methylfolate with Mecobalamin Tablet is a synergistic combination of the nutritional substances which helps in anemia.
This product is versatile, high – potency Iron with essential nutrients formula as the primary dietary supplement for all types consumers especially women and those who are not able to take a balanced diet with recommended serving of fruits and vegetables due to their hectic life style and untimely food habits and not eating enough foods. These nutrients are needed by the body for the formation of red blood cells. If the body does not receive adequate amounts of these nutrients, anaemia can develop. During pregnancy the daily requirement for these nutrients increases.
This combination is used for iron deficiencies in human useful in anemia caused by low levels of iron or folate in the blood. It is also used in pregnancy for the prevention and treatment of low blood levels of iron and to supply folic acid to the body.
Iron deficiency anemia is the most common type of anemia and is also known as sideropenic anemia. Iron deficiency anemia occurs when the dietary intake or absorption of iron is insufficient and hemoglobin, which contains iron, cannot be formed.

Speciality General Health | Nutrition | Women’s Wellness
Tags Multivitamin | Mineral | Ginseng | Women’s Health
Strength
  • Ferrous Asparto Glycinate 100 mg
  • L-Methylfolate Calcium 750 mcg
  • Methylcobalamin 500 mcg
Packing Size
  • 10 Tablets

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Mechanism

Ferrous Asparato Glycinate: It is a novel compound complex of aspartic acid & glycine with iron. All dietary iron has to be reduced to the ferrous form to enter the mucosal cells; therefore ferrous iron is absorbed three times more readily than the ferric form. Moreover, ferrous asparto glycinate is also a chelated iron. It is better tolerated and absorbed compared to other forms of iron, allowing for lower iron dosing.
It restores iron levels for people who are iron deficient. Iron is a mineral that's necessary for life. Iron plays a key role in the making of red blood cells, which carry oxygen. We can get iron from food and from supplements. If we don't have enough iron, we may develop anemia, a low level of red blood cells.
Methylcobalamin: It is the only active form of Vitamin B12 in the brain outside the mitochondrion. Vitamin B12 is effective for use as an adjunct in a wide range of health protocols:

  • Improving and/or eliminating pernicious anemia
  • Reduction of homocysteine levels (used in conjunction with folate and Vitamin B6)
  • Improvement of mental dysfunction in the elderly
  • Useful in protocols for asthma and sulfite sensitivity
  • Proven beneficial for symptoms of depression (i.e., supporting the production of serotonin and melatonin)
  • Prevention and improvement of peripheral nerve damage in certain health conditions. These conditions include diabetes, multiple sclerosis, and those caused by chemotherapy for various neuropathies, including peripheral neuropathy and diabetic neuropathy
  • Detoxification, especially of protocols for detoxification of brain tissue
L-MethylFolate:Folate is a form of B vitamin that occurs naturally in many foods. Folic acid is the man-made form of folate that is added to processed foods or vitamin and mineral supplements. Folate is needed in the human body for production of red blood cells. A lack (deficiency) of folate in the human body can be caused by certain diseases, by taking certain medications, or by not getting enough folate in your diet. Folate deficiency can lead to decreased red blood cells, or anemia. Folate deficiency can also cause high levels of a certain amino acid in the blood, a condition called hyperhomocysteinemia L-methylfolate.

Pharmacokinetics

  • Absorption: Ferrous Asparto Glycinate absorbed efficiently; folate and B12 absorbed in intestine.
  • Distribution: Iron stored in liver, bone marrow; vitamins widely distributed.
  • Metabolism: Folate and B12 metabolized in liver to active forms.
  • Elimination: Iron via feces; vitamins via urine.
  • Half-life: Iron ~6 hrs; B12 longer due to hepatic storage.

Side Effects

  • Mild gastric upset
  • Constipation
  • Nausea
  • Rare hypersensitivity reactions

Contraindication

  • Hemochromatosis
  • Hypersensitivity to iron or Vitamin B12
  • Severe hepatic impairment

Interaction

  • Antacids and tetracyclines reduce iron absorption
  • Alcohol may impair folate and B12 metabolism

Warning and Precautions

  • Use under physician supervision during pregnancy/lactation
  • Monitor iron levels to avoid overload
  • Use cautiously in patients with liver disease

Dosage

As directed by the Dietician.