The vitamin B family consists of 22 vitamins, each displaying distinct qualities and uniquely supporting different bodily functions, such as energy production, metabolism, and cell division. They're often found in varying amounts in the same foods, but are often stripped of much of their potency by many food processing methods. Because it's often difficult to obtain the proper amounts of all the B vitamins through the average diet, CNCA offers 3 different types of Vitamin B supplements:
Vitamin B12 Benefits
Also known as cobalamin, vitamin B12 is a water-soluble vitamin found primarily in meats and meat products. Vitamin B12 is necessary for the synthesis of red blood cells, the maintenance of the nervous system, and growth and development in children. Vitamin B12 deficiencies may cause anemia and a number of other disorders.
Vitamin B12, like all our supplements, must undergo rigorous quality control measures before reaching the shelf. Outside expert labs perform comprehensive tests on all raw materials and finished products for optimum potency, purity, and freedom from harmful contaminants such as metals, herbicides, and chemicals. CNCA manufactures the highest quality nutritional supplements available.
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Why Take a Vitamin B12 Supplement?
While it is certainly possible for a person to get vitamin B12 naturally through their diet, some people do not. For those who are not getting enough vitamin B12 through their current diet, vitamin B12 supplements may be the solution.
Who Might Need a Vitamin B12 Supplement?
Although many get sufficient amounts of vitamin B12 through their diets, certain groups of people may be at risk of developing a deficiency. Individuals from this group include the elderly and individuals with gastrointestinal disorders; in addition, many health care professionals consider a vegetarian diet to provide insufficient vitamin B12.
Possible signs of a vitamin B12 deficiency may include fatigue, weakness, nausea, constipation, loss of appetite, and weight loss. A B12 deficiency can also lead to neurological symptoms such as numbness and tingling in the hands and feet. Vitamin B12 side effects are quite rare, and most often are associated with the liquid form used for B12 injections. If you are considering adding a vitamin B12 supplement to your diet, please consult with your physician as it may interact with some medications.
Our B6 + B-Complex combines 200 micrograms of vitamin B12 with 250 milligrams of B6 and a number of other B vitamins, the dosages specifically designed to support immunity, energy production, and to help the body produce red blood cells. Please don't hesitate to contact CNCA with any questions about vitamin B12 benefits or any of our other vitamin complexes and dietary supplements.
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