Vitamin B12 can affect the results of certain medical tests
chronic liver disease and hepatitis may present with elevated levels Renal impairment : Reduced clearance can contribute to accumulation, though this is rarely clinically significant Solid tumours : Certain malignancies, particularly hepatocellular carcinoma and metastatic disease, may elevate B12 levels [3] Evidence suggests that unexplained markedly elevated B12 levels without supplementation may sometimes be associated with underlying disease
[1] This discomfort is usually transient and can be minimized by using proper technique and allowing the solution to come to room temperature before injection
Vitamin B12 and Aging Being deficient in Vitamin B12 can speed up aging by limiting B12 availability to mitochondria, tiny organelles found in all cells that make ATP, the energy molecule
Growth factors, antibodies, and heavily modified peptides degrade fastest outside refrigeration
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