According to statistics, about 40% of North Americans suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency. Poor nutrition is usually the cause. Also, those who suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome or fibromyalgia also suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency. As we grow older, our body’s ability to absorb vitamin B12 slows down. Vitamin B12 is responsible for helping make the red blood cells and DNA. Since the human body is incapable of making vitamin B12, it’s essential that we get it from supplements or animal-based foods. But some people do not take this vitamin seriously. Because of this, they end up suffering from vitamin B12 deficiency. Here are some Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms that you should look out for. Check out our video showing 7 signs of Vitamin D deficiency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKvrDqwEHNM #VitaminB12 #VitaminB12Deficianecy #VitaminB12Foods Timestamps: Intro - 0:00 You Can’t Stay Awake 1:13 Your Muscles Are Weak 1:49 Eye Issues 2:07 Pale Skin 2:31 Red, Smooth Tongue 2:52 What Can Cause B12 Deficiency 3:19 Steps to Getting Rid of B12 Deficiency 3:49 B12 Supplements 4:06 Quality Probiotics 4:28 Stop Eating Inflammatory Foods 4:42 Music: null Summary: - The human body relies on vitamin B12 to produce red blood cells. The more red blood cells that are created, the more oxygen is carried through the body. One thing to remember is that fatigue is only one symptom, so don’t assume you’re vitamin B12 deficient. - To keep your muscles strong, they need oxygen. The red blood cells that deploy oxygen to the muscles rely on vitamin B12. So if you are vitamin B12 deficient, your muscles will feel weak. - In severe cases, vitamin B12 deficiency can damage the optic nerve. It can also plug up the blood vessels directly in the retina. This can cause double vision, blurry vision, and even vision loss. - If you notice that your complexion looks yellowish, you may be vitamin B12 deficient. It’s when the red blood cells are broken that causes the release of bilirubin. So speak with your doctor if you experience this. - The little bumps that are present on your tongue are called papillae. People who suffer from B12 deficiency lose the papillae on their tongue. If you lose most of it, your food will not taste good. - Memory loss or Foggy Memory is often mistaken for Alzheimer’s and dementia. But vitamin B12 deficiency can also be to blame. - Our bodies contain good bacteria, which is responsible for breaking down foods and absorbing nutrients. But when there is an imbalance of gut bacteria, it can result in improper absorption of essential nutrients. This could include vitamin B12. - Add sources of vitamin B12 like fish, chicken, and lamb to your diet. You can also add beef liver and chicken liver as well. - If adding food sources is not an option, taking vitamin B12 supplements can be a good alternative. - Another great step to take is taking quality probiotics. These will help you absorb vitamin B12 more effectively. Quality probiotic sources include kefir, dark chocolate and kombucha. - To keep your gut healthy, you need to reduce the number of inflammatory foods you consume. These include packaged foods, fast food, fried foods, and low-quality meats and food additives. Consult a doctor today for vitamin B12 deficiency treatment ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to Bestie : https://goo.gl/tUqro6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bestieinc/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Medical Disclaimer: https://www.bestie.com/now/medical-disclaimer/ Medical Disclaimer: https://pastebin.com/xLmigD6i Website: www.bestie.com