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Chances are you have heard of Vitamin B12. But, would you know what to look for in a deficiency? There are the signs and symptoms.
Author: Wendy Polisi
Date: Aug 27, 2010 - 2:52:33 PM
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B-12 is a nutrient that is soluble in water.
However, it is distinctive from the majority
of water soluble vitamins in that it is never excreted in urine. Alternatively,
it accumulates in the human body, mostly within your liver. For an individual
to develop a b12 deficit, you have got to either consume or absorb low levels
of B12 for many years. Authorities believe that it can take 6 years or more of
your body not getting adequate B12 before symptoms will begin showing up.
To learn more about vitamin b12 deficiency symptoms and to find out if taking B12 shots is right for you, please visit us on the web.
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