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This safety record does not constitute approval for human use but is relevant context for researchers evaluating preclinical compounds
"I recall there was one slide in my class that said you treat B12 deficiency with a pill or an injection
It tested oral tablets at 0.25, 0.5, and 1 mg per day in adults with obesity
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Overgrowth of bacteria: Some people develop vitamin B 12 deficiency as a result of conditions that slow the movement of food through the intestines (diabetes, scleroderma, strictures, diverticula), allowing intestinal bacteria to multiply and overgrow in the upper part of the small intestine
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