Quatrefolic^® News

A new study published in The Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry explores how obesity-related inflammation affects iron deficiency (ID) during pregnancy. The study also emphasized the crucial role of folates, such as Quatrefolic^®, which may play a key role in mitigating some of the negative effects associated with iron deficiency.

We are proud to unveil Quatrefolic^® PRO, the latest advancement in our trusted family. Designed for advanced applications in demanding environments, Quatrefolic^® PRO empowers manufacturers to develop high-quality, consistent, and cost-effective finished products, without compromising performance.

Gnosis by Lesaffre highlighted Quatrefolic^®'s role in menopause transition and longevity at Food Matters Live in Ascot. Drawing on insights from scientific experts and specialists, we explored the latest solutions advancing women's wellness.

On 17 September at Vitafoods Asia, Gnosis by Lesaffre delivered a well-received presentation in collaboration with Dr. Alessia Luccarini, highlighting new scientific evidence in skin health.

New research reveals the role of Vitamin B9 (folate) in advanced skin protection and anti-aging. At the center of this discovery: Quatrefolic^®, the biologically active form (5-MTHF), with potential for shielding skin from UVA radiation.

Folate consumption from foods or supplements can lower cardiovascular risk in the general population. Recent research suggests that folate may be a modifiable factor in diabetes therapies. Quatrefolic^® is a natural solution that reduces cardiovascular risk and improves prediabetes health conditions and insulin resistance.

Folate is an essential vitamin, especially during pregnancy, and plays a direct role in the production of all DNA in the body.

Join Gnosis by Lesaffre on 17 September from 12:00PM at QSNCC Hall 8, Main Stage for an exclusive sponsored session titled “New Scientific Evidence on Anti-Ageing and Photoprotection: Skin Health Findings of Quatrefolic^® and Emothion^®.”

A groundbreaking longitudinal study has revealed a strong link between higher folate intake and a significantly reduced risk of metabolic syndrome (MetS), underscoring the crucial role of B9 vitamins, such as Quatrefolic^®, in long-term metabolic health.