Here is a great thread we found from Layne Norton, a guy we interviewed over ten years ago whose interview is still well worth a read
There are three main ways: Methylmalonic acid (MMA) MMA is one of the most useful markers for detecting B12 deficiency, because B12 helps convert methylmalonyl-CoAone of the forms of MMAinto succinyl-CoA
Hypertrophic and keloid scars fail to progress from the CD34 - /-smooth muscle actin (-SMA) + immature scar phenotype and show gradient differences in -SMA and p16 expression
This represents a massive increase in bioavailability, potentially elevating topical applications to levels approaching injectable delivery
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In general, organ meats, like kidneys or livers from animals, are very high in B12