Me B12

The nutrients used to grow, maintain and repair our body come from the food we eat. But without enough of the right nutrients, such as in vitamin B12 deficiency, our health can be affected.

Vitamin B12 is needed to help blood form, and for the brain and nervous system to function properly.
Vitamin B12 deficiency can be caused by not eating enough of the right foods, especially meat and animal products. More often it is caused by the body not being able to absorb the B12 properly. Vitamin B12 is only found naturally in animal products, so without these, it’s essential to eat foods fortified with vitamin B12 (such as some soy milks, and vegetarian burgers/sausages), or take a vitamin B12 supplement.

Your doctor will need to do blood tests to work out the cause. The symptoms of B12 deficiency include tiredness, light-headedness, rapid heart rate, easy bruising and bleeding, weight loss, bowel upset and sore tongue. If you have B12 deficiency, you may need to change your diet, or may need supplements by tablet or injection.

Directions for Use:
Adults: 1 Tablet daily with meal, or as prescribed by your healthcare practitioner.
Place 1 Tablet, under the tongue, and allow to dissolve.
No water required. No artificial flavours and colours.
Store below 30⁰C or 86⁰F, away from direct sunlight.
Vitamin supplements should not replace a balanced diet.
If symptoms persist consult your healthcare practitioner. Contains glucose.

Keep away from children. Always read the label carefully before use.