Vitamin B12 TRIO 1000 µg drops 50 ml

B vitamins are among the most important vitamins and they perform elementary functionsin the human body. The body needs vitamin B12 forenergy metabolism, the formation of blood cells and the construction of nerve sheaths.Many people suffer from a vitamin B deficiency without knowing it. This deficiency is particularly common among vegetarians and vegans, because, unlike the other B vitamins, vitamin B12 can be absorbed almost exclusively through animal products. Therefore, for people who follow a purely plant-based diet, it can be difficult to get sufficient amounts of vitamin B12 through their diet.

Benefits of SinoPlaSan Vitamin B12 TRIO at a glance

1. Directly bioavailable and highly active forms:Adenosylcobalamin and methylcobalamin for improved absorption.
2. High dosage:1000 µg of vitamin B12 per 5 drops, which corresponds to 40,000% of the daily requirement, to compensate for the low absorption rate of orally taken vitamin B12.
3. Optimal combination:Synergistic effect with folic acid (vitamin B9: 400 µg per 5 drops) for improved B vitamin effectiveness.
4. Easy dosage:Precise pipette for effortless application.
5. Product advantages:Alcohol-free, vegan, lactose-free, high dosage, without food additives such as magnesium stearate.

AVitamin B12 deficiencyis a serious matter that leads to anemia (anemia), characterizedwhich can lead to paleness, weakness, fatigue and, in severe cases, shortness of breath and dizziness.A severe vitamin B12 deficiency can also damage the nerves, leading to tingling, loss of feeling in the hands and feet, muscle weakness, loss of reflexes, difficulty walking, confusion, and even dementia. Vitamin B12 deficiency can be diagnosed through a blood test. Symptoms caused by anemia can be improved with high-dose vitamin B12 supplements. However, symptoms caused by nerve damage, particularly dementia in older people, can persist even when anemia is treated. It is therefore important to detect and correct a vitamin B12 deficiency early.

Causes of vitamin B12 deficiency

The causes that lead to a vitamin B12 deficiency can be very different:

Inadequate supply through food, especially among vegans.

Missing intrinsic factor:Due to the lack of a specific protein in the gastric mucosa, active absorption of vitamin B12 in the body cannot occur. Even with a deficiency of intrinsic factors, a high dose of vitamin B12 (approximately 1000 µg B12 per day) can ensure sufficient absorption of vitamin B12 and can therefore represent an alternative to intramuscular administration for many people.

Insufficient storagedue to liver disease.

Insufficient absorptionof the vitamin by:

• Excessive bacterial growth in the small intestine

• Impaired absorption in diseases such as celiac disease or pancreatic disorders

• Inflammatory bowel disease, fish tapeworm infection, HIV/AIDS

• Surgical interventions on the intestinal tract or taking medication

• Autoimmune diseases that disrupt the production of stomach cells

• Age-related reduction in gastric acid production

Treatment of vitamin B12 deficiency

Vitamin B12 supplements:High-dose vitamin B12 supplements are used for treatment. For asymptomatic deficiency, the vitamin can be taken orally. Regular blood tests monitor B12 levels to ensure they normalize and are then maintained.

Injections for nerve damage:People with very low vitamin B12 levels or nerve damage typically receive vitamin B12 through daily or weekly injections for weeks until B12 levels return to normal. In persistent cases, these injections may be necessary long-term.