The principal changes are as follows: GHK-Cu for non-injectable routes of administration is being removed from Category 1, and GHK-Cu for injectable routes of administration is separately being removed from Category 2
Unlike a lot of other vitamins which can be absorbed straight into the bloodstream, B12 relies on binding with a protein called intrinsic factor to do this
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While B12 occurs naturally in food, stress, poor diet, or underlying deficiencies can limit your intake
Other indications include malabsorption disorders (such as Crohn's disease or coeliac disease), following gastric surgery, strict vegan diets without supplementation, and certain medications that interfere with B12 absorption