Vitamin B12 is found exclusively in animal foods or foods fortified with this vitamin, such as: Meat and chicken: especially organ meat and red meat like beef Fish and seafood: especially clams, sardines, tuna, trout, and salmon Dairy: including milk, cheese, and yogurt Eggs: especially egg yolk Fortified foods: breakfast cereal, nutritional yeast, as well as some mock meats or plant milks Supplements, which are widely available in stores and online, are another way to meet your daily requirements
But many other factors affect results too, including diet , food choices , stress, sleep, and natural plateaus
Your body uses vitamin B12 to create and maintain your DNA, myelin, and neurotransmitters
The short answer is no, not directly
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