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Cobalamin Deficiency
I recently got to know that I've about 72 pg/ml of B12. How does it affect the B12? What should be my next steps?
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for short term relief start supplements, for longer term, start taking fermented foods like kefir, kombucha, pickles. Most vitamin b complex, vitamin k and biotin is made in the gut by bacterial activity.
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If your vitamin b 12 is low , you could have anemia. ( Low hemoglobin)  and signs of nerve damage. Hence it's vital to take supplementation of vitamin b12
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