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Check with a licensed provider before beginning any new supplement, especially if managing existing health conditions
For this reason, we always recommend a course of treatments to individuals who are looking to achieve maximum health and improved energy
Malabsorption disorders : Patients with conditions like Crohns disease, celiac disease, or pernicious anemia that affect the absorption of nutrients may require more frequent injections, approximately every 4-8 weeks
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Cause of Low B12 levels Pernicious anaemia vegan diet malabsorption syndromes coeliac sprue Crohn's ulcerative colitis (UC) "food-bound cobalamin malabsorption syndrome" predisposing factors include atrophic gastritis, long term proton pump inhibitor or H2 antagnoist use, chronic alcoholism, gastrectomy/gastric bypass surgery, pancreatic exocrine failure, AIDS myeloma (paraprotein related assay interference) pregnancy combined oral contraceptive pill/HRT pancreatric insufficiency metformin, acute phase situations
Genetic B12 Malabsorption: In the case of genetic ailments, you may have poor absorption of vitamin B12 that will be treated with a specific dosage of around 10 mg every day for 10 days tracked by scheduled injections as per requirements
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