Vitamin B12 deficiencies can carry many complications, including anaemia, gastro-intestinal symptoms and problems, and neurological symptoms
The Science Behind Sublingual Absorption Sublingual delivery works because the tissue under your tongue is: Highly vascularized (rich in blood vessels) Thin and permeable to nutrients Connected directly to systemic circulation Not subject to first-pass metabolism This allows B12 to enter your bloodstream almost as efficiently as an injection, without the needle
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She feels much better, with ++ketones, and that evening she is discharged with thiamine and antiemetics

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