When your B12 levels are low, you may experience: Chronic fatigue and weakness Difficulty concentrating or memory loss Tingling or numbness in your hands and feet Mood swings or increased irritability Pale skin and shortness of breath B12 injections are a direct, effective way to restore optimal levels for those with malabsorption issues (such as people with gastrointestinal disorders, vegetarians, or those taking specific medications)
Vitamin B12 The primary compound used in these injections is vitamin B12, a water-soluble vitamin necessary for the production of red blood cells, brain activity, and DNA synthesis
While the IOM had based B12 needs on the amount required to correct hematological parameters for people with pernicious anemia, the EFSA had almost 20 more years of research to draw on, and concluded that the most suitable approach was basing needs on biomarkers (serum B12, holotranscobalamin, MMA, and homocysteine)
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