Unlike vitamin B12 deficiency, which produces well-recognised neurological and haematological problems, hypercobalaminaemia (elevated B12) is typically asymptomatic
This phenomenon, known as metabolic endotoxemia, has been linked to: Chronic inflammation Insulin resistance Obesity Metabolic syndrome In animal studies, even modest increases in circulating endotoxins have been shown to trigger inflammatory responses that interfere with metabolic regulation
There are a few ways to administer both therapies
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