We use methylcobalamin, the biologically active form of B12 most readily utilized by the body, more effective than the cyanocobalamin found in most over-the-counter supplements, which requires conversion before the body can use it
When investigating elevated B12, additional tests such as active B12 (holotranscobalamin), methylmalonic acid, and homocysteine may help clarify true B12 status
Studies have shown [11]: Prevention of gastric lesions when co-administered with NSAIDs Healing of existing NSAID-induced damage Protection of both upper and lower GI tract Preservation of intestinal permeability This is particularly significant given that millions of people take NSAIDs regularly, often experiencing GI side effects
Above all, the best way to guarantee objectivity is to keep the funding source apart from the researchers managing the data and conducting the study
Cost typically compares as follows: B12 shots are the more affordable option