My Daily Medication - Undiagnosed Recurrent Miscarriage

So as a MTHFR homozygous C667T, undiagnosed recurrent miscarriage patient, I'm doing the following daily:

• X1 Clexane injection
• Woman's multi vitamin, by Thorne (L5-methylfolate on the label)
• Liquid 5-methylfolate & vitamin B especially designed for pregnancy
• Baby Aspirin... most doctors tell me to take this daily, yet head of the recurrent miscarriage unit in London (Dr Lesley Regan) told me not to take it. For his reason, I take a baby aspirin every second or third day.
• Loads of other vitamins prescribed by the naturopath
• Standard post IVF drugs (Cronone, Progynova)

Then, with my diet I do the following:

• Avoid anything with synthetic folic acid in, this is most multivitamins (note: in Australia and New Zealand the government kindly puts it in bread)
• Eat organic foods, especially vegetables
• Organic house cleaners and makeup (People with MTHFR struggle to get toxins out of their body)
• Try to avoid fish with high metal content in them (we MTHFR sufferers struggle with too much metal in our body as well)
• I have been going hard on green vegetables, eating huge amounts of them. Need to get as much natural folate into my body as possible, because MTHFR mutation means my body only absorbs 10-20% of what it should.

Nearly all doctors I've seen over the past 8 years haven't known/explained the difference between 5- methylfolate, folate, and folic acid. That's probably 15+ doctors specializing in fertility.

Here are photos of my multivitamin with active folate and active vitamin B, so you can see what to look out for.

Multivitamin with active folate in:

Active vitamin B:

http://blog.healthpost.co.nz/2014/new-generation-b-complex-best-pregnancy-vitamins/