B12-Hydroxycobalamin

Available at Vitamin Wagon

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Under-the-tongue/sublingual Vitamin B12, 1 mg, as hydroxycobalamin

Vitamin B-12 is involved in the functioning of the nervous system, in proper blood oxygenation and therefore energy support. B12 is also required for proper nerve cell functioning, DNA replication, production of SAMe. B12 works in conjunction with other B vitamins, specifically Folic Acid and B6. This sublingual or "under-the-tongue" supplement (absorbed best bucally, or, in the side pocket of the mouth/cheek area) is a slow-dissolving formula(meant to be kept in the mouth until dissolved) derived from hydroxycobalamin, superior in bioavailability to cyanocobalamin. It has been complexed with beta-cyclodextrin  to increase further oral bioavailability and maximum absorption. General tiredness is an accepted state of being in today's society. BE DIFFERENT!

Why is slow-dissolving better? Like our Folixor products, slow-dissolving sublingual and/or buccal formulations allow for the best absorption pattern possible as the nutrient is gradually absorbedinto the bloodstream, allowing the body the most efficient processing possible, for the nutrient remains in the bloodstream for a longer period of time. Instant absorption or quick absorption results in an absorption "spike" which is a less efficient method of delivery (the body can not absorb well in one, instant, setting).

Who should consider this formula? Those who may be B12 deficient are the elderly. Individuals who are fatigued or would like extra energy. Those lacking "intrinsic factor" or who have pernicious anemia. B12, B6 and Folic acid play a role in controlling homocysteine levels and are good for those interested in heart health. Ingredients: Vitamin B12 1000 mcg as Hydroxycobalamin Inert ingredients: Sorbitol, beta-Cyclodextrin, Mannitol, Magnesium Stearate Allergen Info: This formula is free of yeast, soy, egg, gluten, corn, wheat, milk, starch, artificial colors or preservatives. Suggested dosage: 3-6 tablets daily placed in the side of mouth (pouch) until dissolved or as directed by health professional

Interactions/Precautions                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  B12 deficiency causes lethargy & fatigue Consult a physician prior to adding Vitamin B12 to your regimen especially if you are taking medication,such as: Ciprofloxacin, Doxycycline, Tetracycline,Methylestosterone, Fluoroquinolones (Systemic), Penicillamine, Risedronate, Tetracycline, Warfarin. ~Vitamin Wagon carries quality products at competitive prices~

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