SUBCUTANEOUSLY Dictionary entry overview: What does subcutaneously mean? â¢ SUBCUTANEOUSLY (adverb) The adverb SUBCUTANEOUSLY has 1 sense: 1. below the skin Familiarity information: SUBCUTANEOUSLY used as an adverb is very rare.
Here is a list of good sources of both folate and folic acid: 1  the naturally occurring folate in foods (such as produce), and. 2  the synthetic form, folic acid, which is added to foods (such as ready-to-eat cereals and grains) and found in supplements. 3  Dark green leafy vegetables, 4  Enriched pasta, rice, breads and cereals.
Folic acid is the form of folate found in fortified foods. Fortified foods are foods with added nutrients, usually vitamins and minerals. Folic acid also is the form of the vitamin found in dietary supplements.Check the Nutrition Facts panel on food labels to see which nutrients are listed.he word folate comes from the same Latin word as foliage or leaves. Some of the best food sources of folate are dark green leafy vegetables, like spinach, collards, and kale. Other foods high in folate are oranges and orange juice, legumes (dried beans and lentils), and peanuts.