1 - 13 As a real mediator of the Roberts cytoprotection, in addition to the stomach and gastrointestinal lesions, it has a pleiotropic beneficial activity, and counteracts also the lesions in the other organs, liver, pancreas, lung, hearth and brain
[3] It appears to enhance the concentration of Growth Hormone in test models via up-regulating the natural Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone signal transduction pathway
Input-specific NMDAR-dependent potentiation of dendritic GABAergic inhibition
Evidence caveat: The combination approach is based on clinical observation and mechanistic reasoning, not controlled trials
[4] Adequate B12 intake helps prevent megaloblastic anaemia, a condition characterised by the production of abnormally large, immature red blood cells that cannot effectively transport oxygen