Vitamin B12 Sublingual 1000 mcg. - 250 Nugget(s) Solgar

High Risks for Deficiency
Your body cannot make Vitamin B12, so you must get it through your diet or supplements. Foods rich in Vitamin B12 include eggs, milk, meat, fish, cheese, and poultry, which puts strict vegetarians and vegans at greater risk for a B12 deficiency, along with elderly adults and people with gastrointestinal disorders. Studies also show that people suffering from heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease, osteoporosis and depression have low B12 levels. So, even if you pride yourself on eating a healthy diet and living a healthy lifestyle, you may not get enough of this essential nutrient for it to do its best job for you.

Advantages of Sublingual B12
Health professionals and scientists say a sublingual form of Vitamin B12 is the preferred option for maximum absorption. Solgar Vitamin B12 in sublingual form allows you to bypass the digestive process and experience the full benefit of this powerful nutrient straight away. This formula also delivers you the type of B12 that your body prefers – cobalamin – as opposed to B12 supplements in the form of cyanocobalamin, which requires your liver to remove the cyanide molecule before creating a natural form.

Signs of Deficiencies
Some symptoms of B12 deficiency include fatigue, confusion, anemia, dementia, depression, muscle weakness, numbness or tingling in your hands and feet, poor memory, intestinal problems, and difficulty maintaining balance. Talk to your doctor if you think you might need to add a supplement like Solgar Sublingual Vitamin B12 to help you stave off chronic diseases and achieve optimal health.

Quality First
Solgar’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility located in Leonia, New Jersey, meets the highest standard for machinery, procedures, and quality control. This enables the company to provide you with the high-quality products possible. And with their own manufacturing, laboratory, and distribution centers, Solgar ensures quality throughout the entire process.