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B12 and Bariatric Surgery

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Gastric Bypass Surgery has gained much notoriety in recent years as a fairly safe and efficient way to deal with weight issues which are difficult to manage. For many people the operation became a life-saving step, totally transforming their existence. However Gastric Bypass Surgery has its own setbacks, and it can and does affect the […]

B12 Deficiency and Alzheimer’s

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Alzheimer’s Disease or Dementia is the most common type of age related cognitive disorder, which usually begins affecting individuals over the age of 65. The illness systematically destroys the brain tissue of the individual, until he/she is no longer able to function on his/her own, robbing one not only of their lifelong memories but as […]

B12 Rich Recipes: Vegetarian-OK Coconut Lightcake

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Today we will continue to discuss B12 friendly foods and how we can modify recipes even more to reap the most nutritional benefits from our meals and snacks. This coconut cake is already fortified with b12 in some sense, but a few adjustments to the ingredients used will cause each bite of this cake  to boost your B12 levels […]

New Recipes for Richer B12 Diet

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It has been long established that the most important meal of the day is breakfast, so much so that in some countries the following saying has been ingrained in the culture for hundreds of years – “Eat your breakfast yourself, share your lunch with your friend and give your dinner to your enemy”. There are […]

B12 Food Sources

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Although food sources of B12 are considerably many and varied, most happen to be (if not all true sources) proteins, which means animal products. This is why so many vegans and vegetarians are at risk for a B12 deficiency. However, those items high in B12 are also fairly well known for their ability to add […]

B12 and Autism

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Vitamin B12 is an essential vitamin for healthy brain function. It is important in helping to manufacture the myelin sheath which acts as a protective layer surrounding nerves in the brain and allows for extremely quick transmission of neural messages. It helps the brain to produce neurotransmitters, which are vital for communication within the brain. […]

B12, Homocysteine and Health

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Vitamin B12’s position in the upkeep of one’s health is central. Among many of the aspects of health-maintenance B12 helps to control, minimize and flush the levels of an extremely toxic by-product of hormonal metabolism named homocysteine. Recent research has uncovered that a dangerous condition of elevated homocysteine levels can result from even minor B12 […]

B12 and Alcohol Consumption

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Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) is the largest B vitamin, it is a red crystalline substance, necessary in reconstruction of DNA, and maintenance of healthy red blood and  neural cells. Just as mercury may cause B12 deficiency in the nervous system, so alcohol can cause deficiency in the tissues of the liver and the intestine. Unlike social drinking […]

B12, Weight Loss and Energy Levels

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Currently a new hype is taking over the nutrition community, and it is all about whether B12 supplementation can help you lose weight. Some companies are already focusing on bringing B12 rich dietary formulas to their consumers, but can this vitamin truly help you lose weight? And if so, how would it work. Healthy B12 levels […]

Dietary Changes to Aid Absorption

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Individuals with compromised absorption in their GI tract face a series of issues concerning their quality of life. As has been discussed before, impaired absorption in the stomach and the intestines results in vitamin and mineral deficiencies, which compromises one’s health and often causes existing medical conditions to worsen. Many individuals suffer with a number […]