Low energy Tingling sensation or numbness in hands or feet A swollen, red cracked tongue Mood changes Trouble concentrating and remembering things Megaloblastic anemia People at risk for Vitamin B12 Deficiency: People with a deficiency of intrinsic factor
If those fatty acids are not burned through a caloric deficit or exercise, they circulate briefly and are re-stored
Individuals with Medical Conditions : Conditions like Crohns disease, celiac disease, and pernicious anemia can impair B12 absorption
Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause fatigue, memory and cognitive loss, myalgias(leg and back pain), poor digestion, mood changes, hair loss, weight gain due to poor metabolism
If results stall despite adherence and compound integrity is verified, 5-amino-1MQ becomes a reasonable second-line addition
A result that does not fit the clinical picture should not be assumed to reflect true hypercobalaminemia, but it should not be assumed to be macro-B12 either