Its a critical coenzyme that powers metabolic processes, helping to convert food into energy
Vitamin B12 deficiency is most common in adults over 50, vegans and vegetarians, pregnant women, and those with chronic health conditions like Crohns disease, inflammatory bowel disease (IBS), or rheumatoid arthritis
Some pharmacies offer methylcobalamin directly
It is uncommon for most people to be B12 deficient, but the elderly, vegetarians and those infected with HIV are most at risk
Our hypothesis focuses primarily on the putative metabolic consequences of this interaction (i.e., depletion of serum holoTC and elevations in tHcy and MMA)
Your red blood cells, among other functions, transport oxygen to all of your bodys cells