WEBBER NATURALS VITAMIN B12

Vitamin B12 is an On The Counter medicine.

The recommeneded dose of Vitamin B12 for adults is 2-3 Micrograms in a day.

Vitamin B12 is used in the formation of Red Blood Cells and Bone Marrow.

• People suffering from AIDS are more prone of having Vitamin B12 deficiency.
• Vitamin B12 capsules are not toxic, however people taking this vitamin must be careful as one of the ingredients in Vitamin B12 may cause some Eye condition.
• Pregnant women do need any higher intake of Vitamin B12. They should consult their doctor before taking higher mounts of this medicine.
• Breast feeding mothers should take higher quantity of Cobalamin to ensure more production of breast milk.

• Vitamin B12 along with Vitamin B6 helps in controlling the level of amino acid found in blood plasma. High levels of amino acid in the blood are believed to increase the chance of heart disease, sudden death of brain cells, Dementia and porous bones
• The deficiency of B12 in the body may result in pernicious aneamia, low red blood cells in the body, tiredness, breathlessness, unusual fast beating of the heart.
• In elder patients with deficiency of Vitamin B12, the effect on the nervous system and the spinal cord are more severe. It may cause symptoms related to neurological failure like loss of feeling or sensation, irregular bowel movements, sleep disorder, getting irritated, feeling depressed, loss of memory, Alzheimer's disease.
• Deficiency of Vitamin B12 may also cause problems relating to stomach and intestines. The symptoms include irregular bowel movements, Pain in the stomach, excessive gas in the digestive tract.
• Other symptoms related to VitaminB12 deficiency are loss of weight, loss of hearing, aneamia, loss of appetite.

Vitamin B 12 is one of the largest and complex vitamins. It is helpful in forming the Red Blood Cells and Bone Marrow in a human body. This Vitamin is formed by Bacteria, hence is found in milk products and meat. It plays an important role in the functions of the heart and the blood vessels.
Vitamin B12 it is a water-soluble hematopoietic vitamin occurring in meats and animal products. It is necessary for the growth and replication of all body cells and the functioning of the nervous system, and deficiency causes pernicious anaemia and other forms of megaloblastic anemia, and neurologic lesions.

Vitamin B12 helps in controlling the level of amino acid found in blood plasma. High levels of amino acid in the blood are believed to increase the chance of heart disease, sudden death of brain cells, Dementia and porous bones

The deficiency of B12 in the body may result in pernicious aneamia, low red blood cells in the body, tiredness, breathlessness, unusual fast beating of the heart.

In elder patients with deficiency of Vitamin B12, the effect on the nervous system and the spinal cord are more severe. It may cause symptoms related to neurological failure like loss of feeling or sensation, irregular bowel movements, sleep disorder, getting irritated, feeling depressed, loss of memory, Alzheimer's disease.

Deficiency of Vitamin B12 may also cause problems relating to stomach and intestines. The Vitamin B12 symptoms include irregular bowel movements, Pain in the stomach, excessive gas in the digestive tract.

Other symptoms related to VitaminB12 deficiency are loss of weight, loss of hearing, aneamia, loss of appetite.

• Skin rash
• Itching
• Irregular bowel movements

• Skin eruption
• Welts
• Blood clot
• Leber's disease

• Alcohol
• Aminosalicylic acid
• Antibiotics
• Nicotine
• Nitrous oxide
• folate

Vitamin B12 should be taken orally with a glass of water with or without food. The dosage admisitered should not exceed the dose recommended by your doctor. Pregnant wome should not take more than required dose of Cobalamin.