Liposomal Vitamin B12

• Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin.
• Phosphatidylcholine Rich Sunflower Lecithin.
• Vitamin E - Natural Antioxidant.
• Vegetable Glycerol.
• Natural Flavourings - Mixed Summer Fruits).
• Stabiliser Cellulose / Steviol Glycosides.

• Shake well before use, Take 1-4 sprays (300mcg per spray) or as recommended by your healthcare professional. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.
• Once opened, store refrigerated and use within 2 months.

This high-quality liposomal health supplement is designed to increase your blood's vitamin B12 levels. Obtaining B12 in a liposomal form ensures increased absorption of this essential vitamin, promoting the normal functioning of the nervous system and contributing to the decrease of fatigue and exhaustion. Although Vitamin B12 is essential for good health, studies suggest up to 15% of the population may be deficient in the vitamin. Even if you’re eating the right foods, hormonal changes, digestive problems and diminishing muscle mass can make it tough for your body to absorb the Vitamin B12 it needs.

• Brand: Ancient Purity.
• Size: 30ml (1.01 fl. oz.) Spray.
• Container: Glass / Darkened Dropper bottle.
• Storage: Refrigerate once opened. Consume within 2 months.
• Estimated shelf life from purchase: 1 year.

Q: How can I tell if I’m deficient in B12?
A: The only way to really determine whether you’re getting enough vitamin B12 is to ask your doctor for a blood test. Signs of a B12 deficiency tend to be vague, so most people don’t realise they’re at risk. A few key symptoms that might clue you in: muscle weakness and fatigue, depression, irritability, weight loss and decreased appetite.

Q: Who should get tested?
A: Anyone who has a bowel disorder, chronic illness or who avoids eating animal products should be tested. Similarly, people over age 50 should also get tested. If you’re suffering from weakness, fatigue, depression or you just feel depleted, it’s important to rule out a B12 deficiency while also investigating other potential causes for your symptoms.

Q: Who is most likely to be deficient in vitamin B12?
A: Because vitamin B12 is absorbed in the stomach, anyone with compromised digestion is at increased risk of developing a deficiency. Digestive issues such as celiac disease or reduced stomach acid (from aging or from medications that treat acid reflux) can get in the way of proper B12 absorption. People who have undergone bariatric surgery may be at greatest risk of B12 deficiency because the surgery removes part of the stomach.
Other high-risk groups include those with anaemia, people who restrict animal products (vegetarians, vegans, etc.), anyone who takes the diabetes drug Metformin, and elderly people. That’s one reason experts urge everyone over age 50 to consider taking a vitamin B12 supplement or a multivitamin containing B vitamins. (Available @Ancient Purity)

Q: Can this form of B12 be given to children?
A: In principle it can, there's nothing about the product "in itself" which is not safe for children. However, in regards to what would be the right amount to take, we would have to recommend testing and speaking to a healthcare professional about this.