You should be aware that cobalamin, which is in all four forms of B-12, is an intense red colour
Sublingual troches: Typical dose: 50-200mcg per troche Frequency: 1-2 times daily Administration: Dissolve between cheek and gum for 15-20 minutes Absorption: Bypasses first-pass liver metabolism through oral mucosa Liposomal oral: Typical dose: 100-500mcg Frequency: Once daily Note: Lipid encapsulation protects peptide through digestion Oral forms suit those unwilling to inject who still want systemic rather than purely local effects
You also might feel tired or lightheaded
Like most vitamins, vitamin B12 can't be made by our body
Hi, Some B12 websites that may be of interest PAS (Pernicious Anaemia Society) Based in Wales, UK
Dr Deam has played an active role in teaching scientific, nursing and medical staff at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels and has been an examiner for the Australasian Association of Clinical Biochemists as well as the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia