Oral cobalamin is a safe and effective way of supplementing the vitamin even in deficiency states, including pernicious anemia
It works by targeting the enzyme NNMT, which is linked to fat storage and metabolic slowdown
The right needle is chosen from your body size and injection site, not from a one-size-fits-all rule
After ingestion, stomach acid separates B12 from food proteins, and then intrinsic factor produced in the stomach lining binds to B12 so it can be absorbed in the ileum (the final section of the small intestine)
Keep unmixed vials cool and away from light.
Damage can occur from many sources, including: Diabetes A leading cause of neuropathy Infections Such as Lyme disease or shingles Auto-immune diseases Conditions like lupus and rheumatoid arthritis can attack the peripheral nerves Chemotherapy Some cancer treatments can cause nerve damage Nutritional deficiencies namely Vitamin B12 So now we know a little more about neuropathy and its causes lets move on to B12