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Vitamin B12 is a nutrient that provides supplements to the body to keep your blood and nerve cells healthy while aiding to make DNA, which is the genetic material in all of your cells

How to Get It: Our doctors will write you a prescription How to Use It: Typically 1 pill once daily (see bottle for your specific prescribing info) When to See Results: Start to see results around 3 to 4 months

Preclinical models used oral dosing at 50100mg/kg body weight, but human-equivalent subcutaneous protocols typically range from 30mg to 50mg per injection, administered once daily

Ask yourself a few questions: Are you a vegan or vegetarian

Women at Higher Risk of Vitamin B12 Deficiency Some women are more likely to develop a deficiency: Vegetarians Vegans Pregnant women Breastfeeding mothers Women above 50 years Women with digestive disorders Individuals taking long-term acid-reducing medications Women with pernicious anemia Best Vitamin B12 Food Sources Include these foods regularly: Animal Sources Eggs Milk Yogurt Cheese Fish (salmon, sardines, tuna) Chicken Lean meat Fortified Foods Fortified breakfast cereals Fortified plant-based milk Nutritional yeast Fortified soy products Daily Vitamin B12 Requirement for Women Approximate Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA): Life Stage Daily Requirement Adult women: 2.0 mcg Pregnant women: 2.2mcg Breastfeeding women: 2.8 mcg Should Women Take Vitamin B12 Supplements