However, some people are more at risk of a vitamin B-12 deficiency, including older people, vegetarians and vegans, those with intestinal disorders, and individuals with diabetes, muscular degeneration, or Lou Gehrigs disease
High-dose oral B12 (1,000 to 2,000 mcg daily) can actually correct deficiency even in some people with poor absorption, because a small percentage of B12 is absorbed passively (without intrinsic factor)
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Vitamin B-Complex includes a group of essential B vitamins (such as B1, B6, and B12) that support energy, brain function, and metabolism
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Symptoms of a B12 deficiencywhich can develop slowly over time since your body can store B12may (or may not) include: Fatigue Weakness Headache Depression Pale skin Heart palpitations Loss of appetite Weight loss Pain, inflammation, and/or soreness in your mouth or tongue Erectile dysfunction Infertility Tingling in your hands and feet Trouble balancing Confusion or memory issues Health Benefits of B12 Injections The easiest way to up your vitamin B12 intake is to eat foods that are rich in the nutrient