B12 is needed for all brain and nervous system activity, energy production, formation of blood, cell metabolism, DNA synthesis, fatty acid synthesis, and homocysteine metabolism
The following symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency are listed by Bupa: Feeling very tired Breathlessness even after little exercise Heart palpitations Headaches A reduced appetite A sore mouth and tongue Avoiding vitamin B12 deficiency Experts say adults aged 19 to 64 require around 1.5 micrograms (mg) a day of vitamin B12, and you should be able to get this through your diet
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You might be a good candidate for IV Infusion Therapy if: Youre dehydrated after illness, a hangover, or intense exercise
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