The neurological consequences of untreated B12 deficiency can be serious and potentially permanent, including subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord, which affects both sensory and motor pathways
The following groups of people are at a greater risk of developing a vitamin B12 deficiency: Vegans or vegetarians People 75+ years Having a digestive system disorder like Crohns or celiac disease Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol Having Sjgrens syndrome Taking certain medications like oral birth control or metformin Common symptoms of a vitamin deficiency include fatigue, numbness, poor balance, memory loss, and breathlessness
A decreased HoloTC level along with an increase in the size of the red blood cells (macrocytosis) is a good measure of vitamin B12 deficiency
Because Vitamin B12 is water-soluble, it is exceptionally safe for most clients
It may also support brighter, healthier-looking skin from the inside out
This is a rough guide and can be adjusted based on symptom severity and the severity of deficiency