Pregnant women need to consume more B12 each day, and should get at least 2.6 micrograms
In addition to fatigue, a deficiency of B12 can lead to other symptoms like pale skin, headaches, depression, gastrointestinal problems, difficulty concentrating, decreased mental function, mouth and tongue pain or inflammation, and paresthesia in your hands and feet
Promote renal calcium reabsorption Renal tubular calcium transport: upregulate the expression of renal tubular calcium channel (TRPV5), reduce urinary calcium excretion by 30% -40%, increase blood calcium concentration, and increase bone calcium deposition Evidence from preclinical studies on AOD 9604 bone protection (animal experiments) Postmenopausal osteoporosis (OVX rat model) Experimental Design: Animal: 6-month-old female SD rats underwent bilateral ovariectomy (OVX) to establish a postmenopausal osteoporosis model
B12 is treating the deficiency, not burning fat
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