Support Your Body’s Methylation Pathways with Tailored Formulations
Methylation is a vital process in your body. It helps with everything from energy production and detoxification to brain function and hormone balance. For many people, especially those with MTHFR gene variations, supporting methylation with the right form of folate is essential.
At Newton’s Compounding Pharmacy, we offer customised folate-based formulations – including Methylfolate (5-MTHF), Folinic Acid, and Folic Acid – to support optimal health when standard supplements are not effective or well tolerated.
Not all forms of folate are the same. Many people can't properly convert standard folic acid into the active form the body uses. That’s where compounded alternatives like 5-MTHF or Folinic Acid can make a difference.
Fatigue or low energy
Hormonal imbalance
Mood issues such as anxiety or depression
Fertility support
MTHFR gene variations
Support during detox or chronic illness
Immune and nervous system support
Commonly found in commercial supplements
Requires conversion by the body
Not effective for those with MTHFR gene variants
Easier for the body to use than folic acid
Bypasses some metabolic steps
Suitable for people who don’t fully convert folic acid
The most active form of folate
Ideal for people with MTHFR gene issues
Immediately usable by the body
Supports neurotransmitter production and detoxification
We can compound custom strengths and combinations of methylfolate, folinic acid, or folic acid into:
Capsules
Lozenges (troches)
Topical creams
Our compounding allows for precision dosing, better absorption, and formulations tailored to your individual needs.
Compounded folate products may support people dealing with:
MTHFR gene mutations
Chronic fatigue
Depression or anxiety
Hormonal imbalances
Fertility challenges
High homocysteine levels
Poor detoxification
Pregnancy support (under medical supervision)
Always consult a doctor before beginning any new supplement.
People with epilepsy or folate sensitivity should only use these products under supervision.
Side effects are rare but may include nausea, flushing, or overstimulation.
Certain medications can interfere with folate metabolism, including:
Aspirin
Cholesterol-lowering drugs
Antacids
Birth control pills
Methotrexate (used in rheumatoid arthritis)
For people taking these, compounded folinic acid or methylfolate may be a better option than standard folic acid.