Megaloblastic macrocytic anemia and irreversible neuropsychiatric disorders are two of the chronic effects of Vitamin B12 deficiency in human. They can be caused by impaired gastrointestinal absorption of Vitamin B12 from regional enteritis celiac disease, decreased gastric acid secretion, or a lack of intrinsic factor. Effects on Adults Over 50 Years Old Blurred vision, damaged […]
It isn’t difficult to spot a person who is Vitamin B12 deficient. From The Encyclopedia of Elder Care, authored by Joseph Kandel and Christine Adamec, you can tell that someone is Vitamin B12 deficient if the following symptoms are present: reduced cognitive function, later followed by anemia and dementia numbness and tingling in the hands […]
Vitamin B12 Deficiency in Adults Over 50 Years Old According to the Office of the Dietary Supplements, more than 30 percent of adults aged 50 years old and above may be suffering from atrophic gastritis—a condition that result to excessive growth of intestinal bacteria preventing the body to absorb Vitamin B12 in food. Vitamin B12 Deficiency […]
Vitamin B12 deficiency is a condition resulting from low B12 levels in the body due to inadequate food intake or malabsorption. While it is usually asymptomatic in nature, severe cases of B12 deficiency may result to irreversible damage to the nervous system. Inadequate dietary intake, surgery of the stomach or intestine, and some hereditary diseases […]
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