To B12 or Not to B12…That is the Question!?!
B12 is ideally taken in sub-lingual form. It is absorbed much more efficiently and the body has immediate availability as it enters the bloodstream.
The Nervous System is the primary system of the human body that must have sufficient quantities of B vitamins for proper functioning on a regular and consistent basis. It is essential for the body’s energy production to have B12 available.
B12 is one of the powerhouses of the B complex. B12 is involved in the formation of blood. B12 is needed for protein synthesis and the metabolism of lipids and carbohydrates.
Building red blood cells is an on-going process in your body, making it imperative to have ample quantities of B12 available for this purpose. B12 is associated with the recovery from anemia as a result of this nutritional requirement.
If you have yet to see your own red blood cells under a Dark Field microscope, you’ll understand the millions of reasons to take supplemental B12 when you see these beauties in real time. It’s amazing! It gives you the absolute truth of just how healthy or unhealthy your blood is! It’s “Living Proof” and directly visible to give you a glimpse of the red blood cells’ viability and activity in your blood.
B12 is a co-factor in the absorption of other nutrients, too. Calcium absorption is effected by B12. B12 supports better digestion and assimilation of food and nutrients. One should take the entire B complex, but B12 is a “must have” B vitamin. Your energy level depends upon it!
This is one time when you’ll actually feel the difference a supplement makes. it may be subtle, it might be substantial, but you will notice it. It may be feeling less stress. it may be feeling less tired or more rested and invigorated after sleeping. It may be the difference between feeling like engaging Life…or hanging out on the couch from fatigue. It’s that big of a deal!
To B12 or not to B12? It’s better to B12 the sub-lingual way!
