It performs three basic functions: Reduces appetite by signalling satiety to the brain and suppressing cravings Slows down digestion and delays gastric emptying to make you feel fuller for longer Stimulates insulin secretion and suppresses glucagon release Collectively, this helps with blood sugar control and maintaining a healthy weight
The rationale for oral administration is direct mucosal contact
J., Schoolfield, J., DiNubile, N., Waite, R
On top of that, checking B12 blood levels once a year is a very poor indicator of true B12 status
Our ability to absorb B12 orally declines over time, so the older we get, the more B12 we need
I will ask for levels to be redone and I'm thinking about magnesium