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May 5, 2026

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Ritual Publishes Study Comparing 5-MTHF and Folic Acid in Pregnancy Outcomes

The 24-week study found that the 5-MTHF ingredient was as effective at maintaining folate levels, with less unmetabolized folate present than folic acid.
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