Understanding Vitamin B12 and Its Importance Vitamin B12, or cobalamin, is the newest type of water-soluble vitamin and ensures proper brain functioning, nerves, and the production of DNA and red blood cells
If you've ever left milk in a glass for a few hours, you may have noticed that it leaves behind a thin film on the glass when you pour it away
Before use, it must be reconstituted by mixing it with a sterile liquid, such as bacteriostatic water
Elderly patients should inform their GP and pharmacist of all medications, including over-the-counter preparations and supplements, to ensure appropriate B12 formulation and dosing
It has been shown to help with gastric ulcers and to protect against conditions like Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Crohns disease and Leaky Gut Syndrome by increasing the integrity of the mucosal barrier
It enhances insulin secretion in response to meals