Vitamin B12 is essential for energy production, brain function, and red blood cell formation
By inhibiting NNMT, the body maintains higher NAD levels, which in turn activate SIRT1, a longevity-associated gene, which may improve mitochondrial activity, fat oxidation, insulin sensitivity, and by overall energy balance
In short, B12 injections are great for managing deficiency and preventing serious problems like permanent brain damage
The dose simply not working An incorrect dose, or one that mostly landed in fat, may mean your symptoms do not improve as expected
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Some signs of B12 deficiency in chickens include: Leg weakness Nervous system impairment Perosis Poor feathering Reduced hatch rates (from deficient parents embryos frequently die at around 17 days old) Most commercial chicken feed contains B vitamins, so B12 deficiency is less common