Vitamin B12 is generally considered safe, as it has a low risk of toxicity. However, excessive supplementation beyond the recommended dietary allowance (2.4 micrograms for adults) may lead to potential side effects, such as skin rashes or gastrointestinal issues. It's best to consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice, especially if considering high doses for extended periods.
Yes. Too much vitamin B can result in nausea and lack of appetite.
The National Institute of Health says there is no upper daily limit for vitamin B-12.
You do not have enough of B 12 in vegetarian diet. It takes years to develop the deficiency symptoms of B 12. The vegans should be given injections of B 12 routinely by the doctors. At least yearly. This vitamin is stored in your liver in large quantity. 2500 micro grams of B 12 is usual dose and is not too much.
The National Institute of Health says there is no upper daily limit for vitamin B-12.
This may be a sign of liver damage due to alcohol consumption; in this case, the GGT will also be elevated.
It is much too cold for them to survive there.
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I'm really not sure about vit. b but vit b-12 can make you tired, irritable,and lethargic if you have a b-12 deficiency, that's why a b-12 shot gives you so much engery, if you are not b-12 deficient and you take "engery"pills that are only b-12 it will really not do you any good
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