Vitamin B12 does more than support energy. It helps support: • Red Blood Cell Formation • Normal Nerve Function • DNA Production • Energy Metabolism
There are 4 common forms of Vitamin B12: 1. Methylcobalamin 2. Cyanocobalamin 3. Hydroxocobalamin 4. Adenosylcobalamin
But they aren't all used in exactly the same way.
A naturally occurring coenzyme form of Vitamin B12. Often found in: • B12 Tablets • Chewables • Sublingual Supplements
Commonly chosen for everyday B12 supplementation and nerve-health support.
A synthetic and highly stable form of Vitamin B12. It is: • Widely Studied • Commonly Used in Supplements • Often used in Fortified Foods • Usually More Affordable
Your body converts it into usable B12 forms.
A naturally occurring form often used in Vitamin B12 injections. It is commonly used under medical supervision when someone has: • Significant B12 Deficiency • Malabsorption • Pernicious Anaemia
Another naturally occurring coenzyme form of B12. It works inside the mitochondria and plays an important role in cellular energy metabolism. You may often find it combined with other B12 forms.
There isn't one B12 form that supports everyone. Your choice may depend on: ✓ Your Diet ✓ B12 Levels ✓ Age ✓ Absorption ✓ Medicines You Take ✓ Reason for Supplementation