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  • What is the tolerable upper limit level of folic acid?
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What is the tolerable upper limit level of folic acid?

  1. 1 mg/day

  2. 35 mg/day

  3. 1000 mg/day

  4. No limit

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The tolerable upper limit level of folic acid is 1 mg/day. Higher levels can lead to permanent neurological damage.

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