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The guidelines state, However, pernicious anaemia in its true sense (that is, life-threatening anaemia) is now extremely rare because of developments in testing and treatment for, and greater awareness of, vitamin B 12 deficiency . In one sense, this statement is correct: the term pernicious anaemia, when taken literally, implies a severe, life-threatening form of anaemia, which is uncommon in modern practice due to improvements in testing and treatment, such severe manifestations are typically prevented, as the condition is more likely to be diagnosed earlier or treated with B 12

These trials tracked numerous safety parameters and laboratory values, but vitamin b12 levels were not routinely monitored or reported in the published results

Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid) acts as a coenzyme in the synthesis of nucleic acid (DNA) and red blood cells which is responsible for oxygen supply and also overall growth and development

None of the B12 gets lost in the digestive process

The Most Common Vitamin B12 Deficiency Symptoms The following symptoms are particularly common: Disrupted energy metabolism (chronic fatigue and tiredness, difficulty concentrating, muscle weakness) Nerve damage (pain, numbness, tingling, paralysis, coordination problems, memory disorders) Anaemia (poor performance, immunodeficiency) Disruptions to the metabolism of hormones and neurotransmitters (mental/psychological disorders, depressions, psychoses) Digestive disorders (constipation, diarrhoea) Inflammation (mouth, stomach and intestines) A more detailed list of B12 deficiency symptoms is given at the end of this article