Liposomal Methylcobalamin (60 caps)

Description

Vitamin B12 is a very important and essential nutrient of which one should certainly not build up a deficiency. Vitamin B12 contributes, among other things, to normal energy-yielding metabolism, normal functioning of the nervous system, normal psychological function, normal formation of red blood cells, normal functioning of the immune system, the reduction of tiredness and fatigue and plays a role in the cell division process .

The big problem is that a B12 deficiency is difficult to detect. Common blood tests at the GP can only detect a serious deficiency and are only able to measure the amount of B12 in the blood. This concerns the non-biologically active form of B12. This test cannot indicate at all how much vitamin B12 is actually present in the tissues. There could be enough B12 in the blood, but the question is whether the body is able to convert this inactive version of B12 into a biologically active version such as methylcobalamin.

Unfortunately, a large part of the population cannot optimally convert the vitamin B12 in the blood to the bioactive version, so that insufficient methylcobalamin ends up in the organs and tissues. Metabolizing the non-bioactive form of B12 is a complicated process in which the vitamin B12 is disconnected from one protein and reconnected to another protein called the Intrinsic Factor. It is precisely this Intrinsic Factor that is vulnerable to substances such as coffee, alcohol and non-natural food additives. So even people who are not vegetarian or vegan can develop a vitamin B12 deficiency.

Liposomal Methylcobalamin works very effectively to bring the vitamin B12 into the body cells. On the one hand, the methylcobalamin is the most biologically active form for the body to absorb, on the other hand, the liposomal form provides excellent transport to the cells. The added D-ribose provides extra support during transport and conversion into energy. Thanks to the liposomal technology of Somavita®, the Methylcobalamin is not broken down by the gastric juice and the digestive enzymes when ingested, as is the case with a conventional food supplement. As a result, the glutathione as an active ingredient remains completely intact so that it can enter the body cells without hindrance.

Due to the Health Claims Regulation and the KOAG/KAG, we are not allowed to mention the powerful effect of methylcobalamin here. By searching the internet with for example duckduckgo.com for “methylcobalamin” and “research” or “fatigue” one can find a lot of scientific health articles that specifically discuss this.