Some studies have shown that, if people with Down syndrome take the inactive oral forms of vitamin B12 and folate, their bodies may have difficulty converting from the inactive to the active form and the inactive form may not be as effective
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Additionally, the meta-analysis discovered that the impact was more pronounced in studies where vitamin D was administered above 2000 IU (50 g)