Certain prescription medications, including antacids and anti-diabetic medicines like metformin can cause vitamin B12 deficiency An endocrine-related autoimmune disorder, such as thyroid disease or diabetes Eating a vegetarian or vegan diet and excessive consumption of alcohol Certain gastrointestinal disorders, such as Crohns disease or Gastric bypass surgery or removal of part of the stomach Brain related disorders such as anxiety, depression, irritability and even poor concentration and general restlessness Heart and blood-related problems, increased risk of infections, improper growth in children and complication during pregnancy If you are a strict vegetarian, take vitamin B12 supplements
Because it is water-soluble, excess B12 is typically excreted through the kidneys rather than accumulating to toxic levels
Dosing should only be undertaken under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional, and the peptide remains unapproved for human use
Furthermore, when administered after damage has occurred, it rapidly accelerates the healing of pre-existing ulcers and perforations (Sikiric et al., Dig Dis Sci , 2010)
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