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Vitamin B12 is vital to our bodies, as it plays a specific role in helping the brain to function while the production of our DNA and red blood cells are being created, it can also be effective for individuals who lead what is considered a clean lifestyle like vegan or vegetarian diets, this is because they are not getting enough natural vitamin B12 in their diets from the foods which are regularly eaten
-Vitamin B12 (Cynacobalamin) IP - 500 mcg
At Family Health Care, our providers will evaluate your symptoms and may recommend a blood test to check your vitamin B12 levels
Aids Anemia Management: Supports red blood cell maturation and DNA synthesis in animals dealing with anemia linked to cobalamin deficiency
Leaving compensatory mechanisms unchecked