Symptoms include: Tingling or numbness in the extremities Difficulty walking, loss of balance, and falling Brain fog Swollen tongue Tiredness Weakness A lack of vitamin B12 can also lead to anemia, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine, because a lack of the nutrient impairs your bodys ability to make red blood cells
Energy production at the cellular level depends on key nutrients involved in metabolic pathways
Other Vitamin B12 forms, like adenosylcobalamin, are used in certain situations
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You can read more about the basics in our guide to B12 injections
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