For B12 to be absorbed properly, it must bind with a protein called "intrinsic factor," which is produced in the stomach
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However, with oral supplements, it will take days to weeks to correct a deficiency
Our preservative-free Methyl B12 is stored in a designated refrigerator, which allows us to provide you with the safest and most pure form of this vitamin
Several studies have linked B vitamins, including B12, to a lower risk of osteoporosis (a disease that weakens your bones) and hip fractures
Unlike fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, and K), which are stored in fat tissue for long periods, water-soluble vitamins are processed relatively quickly: your body takes what it needs, stores a small amount in the liver, and passes most of the rest in urine