Vitamin B-12 from Progressive Labs

Posted by Eileen Durfee on 8th Jan 2016

Methyl B-12 supplement from Progressive Laboratories contains this essential B-Complex vitamin that is mainly found in animal products. Food sources such as meat and eggs are rich in B-complex, which is why vegetarians are often recommended to take a B-12 supplement. But even those who do eat food sources containing B-12 may still need higher doses.

B-12 is a critical substance associated with a number of the body's necessities, including:

• Protein synthesis
• Nervous system
• Blood formation
• Fat and nucleic acid synthesis
• Maintenance of vision and coordination

Those who are older and/or under tremendous amounts of stress tend to have low levels of B-12. These low levels can be associated with symptoms such as memory loss, fatigue, and weakness.

One tablet of this B-12 supplement contains:

• Folate [(6S)-5-methyltetrahydrofolic acid, glucosamine salt] Quatrefolic 400 mcg
• Vitamin B-12 (as methylcobalamin) 1100 mcg
• Vitamin B-6 (from pyridoxine HCI and pyridoxal-5-phosphate) 46 mcg

Other ingredients include: Sorbitol, L-Leucine, natural and artificial cherry flavor, silicon dioxide, Rebaudios.

B-Complex vitamins can be used as part of a Nutritional Balancing program to adjust the body’s oxidation rate. It is important to get a hair analysis kit in order to determine your individual’s body’s needs. Taking the wrong supplements can throw your body out of balance and supplementing with too much B-12 can contribute to cobalt toxicity. We always recommend a hair analysis kit before committing to any supplement plan to make sure you are getting the proper nutrients for your body.

A Nutritional Balancing program guided by a hair analysis kit will help you learn the appropriate supplements and dosages to take. Purchase a hair analysis kit here and check out Progressive Labs' B-12 to assist with your B-Complex vitamin needs.

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