Yang, Z
[13] Chloramphenicol has been shown to blunt reticulocyte response to cyanocobalamin, while ethanol, colchicine, and nitrous oxide interfere with cobalamin metabolism or utilization, each warranting clinician awareness when evaluating suboptimal treatment outcomes
Always use methylcobalamin, not cyanocobalamin, as methylcobalamin is pre-activated and immediately available for your body to use, especially important if you have MTHFR genetic variations or methylation issues
Eating animal products typically gives your body more than enough of the nutrient, but there are particular groups of people more susceptible to a B12 deficiency
Until further investigations are done on liver stores and humans where this process is broken we can only go on our symptoms and what works for each individual to relieve these symptoms and to heal as much as possible
C., Fagot-Campagna, A., Gunter, E