- Folates (vitamin B9) that are important early in life may pose difficulties for people from middle age onward, according to a new study.
- The study found that reducing folate consumption in older mice allows them to more easily switch between night and day modes of metabolism, or from burning fats to burning carbohydrates.
- Although folates are linked to healthy blood, older mice in the study showed no signs of developing anemia.
- The study constitutes early research in this area but follows…
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