High dosage of vitamin B12

✅ Highest raw material quality and purity
✅ Produced and bottled in Austria
✅ Purely plant-based

Vitamin B12 contributes greatly to the control of energy metabolism and the nervous system, regulates the growth of red blood cells and builds nerve cells in the spinal cord. Vitamin B12 breaks down specific fatty acids in the body and strengthens the function of the immune system. Vitamin B12 is a water-soluble vitamin that is absorbed in the small intestine and transported into the bloodstream.

Daily dose: 2 x 5 drops = 250 µg vitamin B12 (NRV 10,000%)

Drop in some water or juice and drink.

Ingredients: Water, Ethanol, Cyanocobalamin

Contents: 10 ml

Store in a cool and dry place.

Not an organic product according to Regulation (EU) 2018/848.

Vitamin B12: one of the foundations for good energy metabolism

The human body depends on you supplying it with the important B vitamins through the food you eat. Vitamin B12 is one of them. It ensures that a healthy energy metabolism can take place in the body. Furthermore, vitamin B12 is needed to support the development of the nerve sheaths and promote the formation of cells. There are generally various foods that contain vitamin B12 . This includes fish and eggs, but also dairy products and meat. In combination with a special protein, the body transports vitamin B12 to the cells in the small intestine. This means it can also be absorbed into the blood and nerves.

How does a vitamin B12 deficiency occur?

In many cases, a healthy and balanced diet is actually enough to cover the body's vitamin B12 needs. But that's not always the case. There are various reasons why a vitamin B12 deficiency can occur. Chronic inflammation in the intestines and stomach can lead to an increased need for vitamin B12. But even if you have decided on a vegan or even vegetarian diet, it is often necessary to cover your vitamin B12 requirements with a dietary supplement.

How does a vitamin B12 deficiency manifest itself?

A vitamin B12 deficiency can cause various unpleasant symptoms in everyday life. At the latest when you notice these symptoms, you should react and have a possible deficiency checked. If a vitamin B12 deficiency is not treated, it can cause lasting damage to the nerves. In general, headaches, but also muscle weakness, fatigue and poor concentration can be the consequences of a vitamin B12 deficiency. At the same time, unpleasant tingling in the arms, feet and legs, a burning tongue and confusion can also indicate a deficiency.