Intrinsic factor forms a complex with vitamin B12, thereby allowing it to enter the bloodstream and systemic circulation
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Some protocols begin with a brief intensive phase (for example, daily or alternate-day dosing) followed by a maintenance phase (for example, weekly to monthly), particularly for B12 deficiency
In addition to the conditions mentioned above, several risk factors increase the likelihood of B12 deficiency: Smoking Alcohol abuse Endocrine-related autoimmune disorders (such as diabetes or thyroid disorders) Gastrointestinal disorders like Crohns disease History of gastric bypass surgery or other stomach-altering surgeries Optimize Your Health
In liver diseases such as hepatitis, fatty liver disease, or cirrhosis, stored B12 and B12binding proteins may be released into the bloodstream, contributing to elevated levels