Folic Acid - Substances/Factors that Interfere with
Description
This section outlines the substances and ailments that interfere with or deplete Folic Acid.
These Substances may Interfere with Folic Acid
Aldehydes
Acetaldehyde destroys Folic Acid. [1]
Hormones
Excessive production of endogenous Estrogens may cause the depletion of Folic Acid.
Minerals
Copper may be an enemy of Folic Acid.
Excessive consumption of Lithium (especially Lithium Carbonate form) may cause a Folic Acid deficiency.
Zinc may interfere with the absorption of Folic Acid.
Prescribed Medications
Antiepileptic Drugs may deplete the body’s Folic Acid reserves:
Dilantin may cause the depletion of Folic Acid. [2]
Aspirinmay deplete Folic Acid. [3]
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