What is he source of the b12? Is it a methyl b12 or cyanacobalim?
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It's derived from food, not chemicals. Also, it's best to take b12 with a b complex because no where in nature is b12 found alone, it's meant to be absorbed with all the other b vitamins. It's always best to get b12 from food(it's found in small amounts in a lot of different veggies including leafy greens, algeas, and sprouts. Anybody who tells you otherwise is missinformed or lying to you), but if you are having digestive problems, then this is the best quality b complex you will find, and the next best thing to b12 injections. Personally, I'm not a fan at all of putting synthetic chemicals into my body, and I believe if you can't get all of the nutrients you need from food then an organic, food derived supplement is your best bet. Synergy Company is the highest quality Sup company I've ever found, even better then healthforce in my opinion. If you are interested in this, you should go to their website and look at a few of the stuff they have to offer. Hope my answer helped. - Josh
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Methylcobalamin (Methyl B12) 1000mcg. Other ingrediants: Xylitol, Cellulose, Stearic Acid (vegetable source), Lemon Flavor, Magnesium Stearate (vegetable source), Citric Acid and Silicon Dioxide. Suitable for Vegetarians/Vegans. Contains no Wheat, no Gluten, no Soybeans, no Dairy, no Egg, no Fish/Shellfish, no Peanuts/tree nuts. Serving size: 1 Lozenge. Servings per container: 100. Distributed Exclusively by Jarrow Formulas, Superior Nutrition and Formulation, P.O Box 35994, Los Angeles, CA 90035-4317, www.Jarrow.com. Hope this information was helpful.
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It is from folic acid. The B6 is from pyridoxine HCl and the B12 is from methylcobalamin.
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B12 5000 mcg (as methylcobalamin)other ingredients, Lactose, cellulose,croscarmellose sodium, magnesium stearate (vegetable grade)
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I was informed by a nutritionist if it does not say methylcobalamin on the front of the bottle then it is cyanocobalamin. I hope this helps.
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According to the maker's web site it is Vitamin B1. (Site: Dontbitemepatch.com)
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inferior yeast. The B-12 SHOULD be in the form of methylcobalamin. Disappointed in megafoods, it's my favorite supplement brand.
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I'm sorry, I used it all and I don't have the package. I'd not heard of the form of B12 you were asking about and looked it up. The new one I'm using, the kirkland brand from Costco is that. I realized what to look for thanks to you and now more informed. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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B-12 comes in two forms when entering the buddy as a supplement. Methylcobalamin is the active form of B-12, cynocobalamin is the inactive form. The difference? Cynocobalamin has to go through the liver before it can be used as B-12 in the human body. So u don't get the effect of B-12 as quick as you would if you took methylcobalamin. I take both forms everyday. I take cynocobalamin in the morning, and methylcobalamin 1-3x per day after food.
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Here is what it says on the bottle. (25 mg S. cerevisiae). 125 mcg. 2083% DV. Hope that helps, does not say anything else on what form of B12.
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This product is made with Methylcobalamin B12, what ever that is. I like this B12 supplement because it tastes good and dissolves under the tongue for full absorption. I first bought it at my local health food store, but now buy it on Amazon.
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Both Cyanocobalamin and Methylcobalamin are laboratory created versions whereas plain Cobalamin is a natural food extraction. If you really want products that work ALWAYS choose natural food sources rather than lab created "vitamins".
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Thank you for asking, B3 is Niacinimide. B12 is Cyanocobalamin. I did not have the answers so I called them on 1-800-276-2878 and they gave me these answers, I hope that helps you.
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When a manufacturer lists simply "cobalamin," it can be assumed that it is the less expensive form; cyanocobalamin. Solgar also makes a methylcobalamin for those who would rather use that. Methyl costs more, so Solgar is trying to offer people options. On Amazon, you can get 250 of the 1000mcg cyano for $20...or, you can get only 60 of the 1,000mcg methyl for $10. So, basically, you can get about four times as much product for only twice the money.
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According to the ingredients, no. It is, along with Methycobolamin, used by people who's bodies don't absorb B12 (a mutated Heterozygous gene test will tell you.)
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The answer from Tommie is for the B12 1000mcg size. There are additional ingredients in the 5000mcg size.
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For what it's worth, on the Dr. Axe web page addressing vitamin B12 deficiency, he provides a link recommending this brand as a supplement after first having said, "When buying a vitamin B12 supplement you will want to look for it in the form of methylcobalamin or hydroxycobalamin rather than cyanocobalamin because these forms or more natural and better absorbed by the body." Given his knowledge of the ideal forms for assimilation, I'd like to think he would suggest products that fit the criteria. (His Doctorate is in Chiropractic, and he's a clinical nutritionist) http://draxe.com/vitamin-b12-deficiency-symptoms/