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Vitamin B12 deficiency is common, replenishing it can help you regain your energy and vigor

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The Maintenance Phase: Establishing a Routine For many people, especially those with chronic absorption issues, regular B12 injections become a part of their ongoing health routine

In fact, studies suggest that when B12 levels drop below a certain threshold, around 253 pg/ml, it can cause changes on an ECG that point to a higher risk for arrhythmias, even in otherwise healthy people