Groups at higher risk of deficiency include older adults (due to reduced stomach acid production), people following vegan or strict vegetarian diets (as B12 is naturally found almost exclusively in animal products), individuals with pernicious anaemia or other malabsorption conditions, those taking certain medications such as metformin or proton pump inhibitors long-term, and people with significant nitrous oxide exposure (including recreational use), which can inactivate B12 in the body
These treatments are typically taken daily rather than weekly and have been used for longer than newer options, giving them a well-established safety profile
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[1] mhra.gov.uk or via the Yellow Card app)
Where do you inject the B12
B12 biology in plain language B12 helps your body keep your nerves wrapped and your blood healthy
