Elevated levels of homocysteine are indeed a risk factor for heart attacks, stroke, and even dementia. A recent report by Mayo Clinic discussed the cardiovascular problems that can occur if the levels are not managed. Some approaches do involve supplementing folic acid and N-acetyl cysteine. Medical foods are available. Ask your doctor.
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