As well as from poor diet and digestion, vitamin B12 deficiencies can also be affected by a genetic condition such as: o Pernicious anaemia o Crohns disease o Treatment with proton-pump inhibitors o Atrophic gastritis o Coeliac disease o Use of antacids (acid is required to release B12 from food) o Gastrointestinal surgery o Use of certain medications o Use of illegal drugs and substances including nitrous oxide
Many people who were needle-averse report that the anticipation was far worse than the reality
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Red meat, fish and seafood, dairy products, avocados, whole wheat, asparagus, peanut butter and seeds are some of the best food sources of L-carnitine
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