b12 injections vs sublingual pernicious anemia

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Name: b12 injections vs sublingual pernicious anemia The pitch is almost always wrong. The mucosa under your tongue has essentially zero capacity to absorb vitamin B12. There are no specialized transporters there. The tablet dissolves in your Pernicious Anemia: Genomics and B12
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In the randomized placebo-controlled HOME trial of 390 adults with type 2 diabetes (de Jager and colleagues, Long term treatment with metformin in patients with type 2 diabetes and risk of vitamin B-12 deficiency, BMJ, 2010), metformin lowered serum B12 by a mean of 19 percent over 4.3 years