Clav Health Vitamin B12

VITAMIN B 12 HIGH DOSAGE

• Vitamin B12 high dosage (Methylcobalamin) supports cell division, nerve function and blood formation
• Vit B 12 supports normal energy metabolism B-12 contributes to normal nerve function
• B12 contributes to normal psychological function
• Covers the daily requirement for vitamin B-12
• 100% vegan with the official V-Label certificate
• Free from lactose, gluten, genetic engineering and undesirable additives
• Recyclable glass bottle with capsules made from plant substances
• Laboratory-tested quality and high bioavailability
• Made in Germany

BUY VITAMIN B 12 WITH HIGH BIOAVAILABILITY

Our body needs eight essential B vitamins that it cannot produce itself and that it needs to survive. One of these B vitamins is vitamin B 12 (also called cobalamin or methylcobalamin). Since we cannot produce this important vitamin ourselves, but can store it in the body for a long time, we have to ingest it with our food. Everyone has their own vitamin B 12 depot, in which they can store the vital vitamin for years. Vitamin B 12 (especially in high doses) is virtually non-existent in plant-based foods. Therefore, people who follow a vegan or vegetarian diet have a slightly greater challenge to meet this need than others. For this type of diet, in particular, it is advisable to buy vitamin B12 - ideally even high-dose vitamin B12, for example in the form of capsules.

The organic methylcobalamin contained in it has a great influence on the normal function of our nervous system and contributes significantly to cell division and renewal. Because this vitamin is so important, a high bioavailability should be taken into account when buying a high dose of vitamin B12, so that our body can absorb it in the best possible way.

WHY SHOULD I BUY VITAMIN B 12?

Vitamin B12 in high doses is the only water-soluble vitamin that our body can store and manage for several years. This allows us to build a memory that will last a long time. The vitamins of the B group is essential in cell division, blood formation, the development of nerve cells and the metabolism. People in different life situations can have different levels of need for the B vitamin. Babies and children need more vitamin B12 than adults. Breastfeeding and pregnant women also have an increased need for vitamin B12. Older people can also have a higher requirement because they can no longer store the vitamin as well.

A long-term and undetected vitamin B12 deficiency can have serious consequences. Symptoms can include tiredness and listlessness. A severe deficiency can lead to serious neurological diseases. It is therefore advisable to have the vitamin B12 content in the blood checked by your family doctor again and again.

But an overdose of the vitamin is not beneficial either. It is best to discuss your individual needs with your treating doctor and have your blood value checked regularly. Dietary supplementation with vitamin B12 is advisable for all people - regardless of how they eat and what circumstances they are in. Since the food does not have enough of the vitamin, a supplementation of high-dose vitamin B12 capsules with high bioavailability is recommended.

WHAT CONTAINS VITAMIN B 12?

The water-soluble cobalamin is found in most animal products. But there are also herbal products fortified with Vit B12 that can be consumed. However, the required B12 requirement cannot always be covered through food. Not every food has a high bioavailability of the vitamin B12 in our body. Especially people who forego animal products and foods have to consume this vitamin externally. Fortified plant drinks are not enough here to cover the demand and replenish the depot. Anyone who eats a balanced diet and eats a healthy mixed diet is probably not deficient in vitamin B12. But only a blood test can be certain. The best food sources for B12 are meat, fish, liver, eggs, and milk and dairy products. However, it is also found in smaller quantities in fermented foods such as sauerkraut.

For those who do not consume these foods and want to avoid a deficiency, supplementation is highly recommended. One capsule contains a total of 1000 μg [1] methylcobalamin, which covers your daily / weekly / monthly requirement for vitamin B12 and at the same time has a high bioavailability.

WHAT CONTAINS VITAMIN B 12?

The water-soluble cobalamin is found in most animal products. But there are also herbal products fortified with Vit B12 that can be consumed. However, the required B12 requirement cannot always be covered through food. Not every food has a high bioavailability of the vitamin B12 in our body. Especially people who forego animal products and foods have to consume this vitamin externally. Fortified plant drinks are not enough here to cover the demand and replenish the depot. Anyone who eats a balanced diet and eats a healthy mixed diet is probably not deficient in vitamin B12. But only a blood test can be certain. The best food sources for B12 are meat, fish, liver, eggs, and milk and dairy products. However, it is also found in smaller quantities in fermented foods such as sauerkraut.

For those who do not consume these foods and want to avoid a deficiency, supplementation is highly recommended. One capsule contains a total of 1000 μg [1] methylcobalamin, which covers your daily / weekly / monthly requirement for vitamin B12 and at the same time has a high bioavailability.