Why is B12 Difficult to Absorb and Do Oral B12 Sprays Work?
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- What is B12?
- How is B12 absorbed?
- Why is B12 difficult to absorb?
- Atrophy of parietal cells and IF deficiency
- Reduced amounts of stomach acid
- Effectiveness of oral B12 sprays
What is B12?
Vitamin B12 plays a vital role in many bodily systems, such as the production of cellular energy and DNA synthesis. A range of factors can influence absorption rates of B12, which can result in the development of B12 deficiency. To address this, individuals can take a range of supplements such as oral B12 sprays.
Cobalamin, most commonly known as B12, is a water-soluble vitamin that comes in a variety of forms such as hydroxyl-, cyano-, deoxyadenosyl, and methyl-cobalamin. Cyanocobalamin is typically found in low concentrations in animal products, such as eggs, dairy and red meat, and is used in supplements.
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