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To B or Not to B: Possibly the most common American vitamin deficiency

According to the ongoing Framingham Offspring Study, almost 40% of Americans are running low on B12 2. Our modern diets simply do not provide enough essential B vitamins. B12 in particular is vitally needed in the body, but certain populations can find themselves in need of supplementation. The hallmarks are fairly common: chronic fatigue, poor mood, and cardiovascular issues are all indicators of a B-vitamin shortage.

All our B-vitamin products are crafted as MicroLingual™ Instant Release tablets. Bypassing the digestive system, the vitamins head straight to the bloodstream and to the parts of the body where they are needed most. We offer a diverse list of B-vitamin products to meet the varied needs of our customer base. Synergistic combinations of vitamin B12, B6, and folic acid, have been shown to be especially effective at promoting whole health.

B-Vitamins Key to a Heart Healthy Lifestyle

Homocysteine, a normal byproduct of protein metabolism, is a toxic amino acid that has been associated with increased risk of heart disease and stroke. In a healthy body, B12, B6, and folic acid help convert homocysteine into methionine, a beneficial amino acid. This process is called methylation. B12 and B6 together are also helpful for promoting vascular integrity.

B-Vitamins to Boost Mental Clarity, Energy, and Mood

B-vitamins have been found to promote mental clarity and focus. Supplementing with a complete B-complex is also effective at naturally boosting energy and supporting a stable mood. This can result in promoting a healthier response to stress and a balanced sleep cycle.

Learn more about how MicroLingual™ technology works and the importance of B-12.

  1. Georges Delpre MD; Pinhas Stark, MD; Yaron Niv, MD. Sublingual therapy for cobalim (B12) deficiency as an alternative to oral and parenteral cobalim supplementation. The Lancet. 1999, Aug 28:354: 740-741.
  2. An Investigation of Coronary Heart Disease in Families: The Framingham Offspring Study; Ongoing study; Oversight by USDA Human Nutrition Research on Aging at Tufts University; Boston, MA.

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