Liposomal methylcobalamin B12

Designs for Health's Liposomal Methyl B12 Liquid 50ml

Bioavailable Methyl B12 using liposomal technology for superior absorption and delivery

Provides 500mcg of Methyl B12 (mecobalamin) per 1 spray

Liposomal delivery system

Assists in decreasing homocysteine levels when dietary intake is inadequate

Supports energy levels

Maintains nervous system function

Maintains immune system function

Relieves fatigue

Vegetarian and vegan friendly

Servings per bottle: 250 (200μL = 1 spray)

Directions for use Adults: Take 200 microlitres (1 spray) daily by mouth or as directed by your health care professional. Spray directly into the inner cheek or under the tongue and hold in the mouth for 30 seconds before swallowing. Take on an empty stomach.

Allergen Information No added: Gluten, dairy, lactose, nuts or seeds.

Product Education:

Supporting the nervous system function whilst also relieving tiredness and fatigue. Helps to decrease homocysteine levels when dietary intake of B12 may be inadequate. Supporting immune system health and red blood cell production.

Homocysteine reduction "Methylcobalamin aids in the conversion of homocysteine to methionine by the action of methionine synthase, transferring a methyl group from methylfolate (folic acid). After conversion from homocysteine, methionine is then converted to S-adenosyl-L-methionine (SAME), which is important for methylation reactions and protein synthesis". Studies have shown supplementation of methylcobalamin leads to a reduction in homocysteine levels. Yajnik et al. showed that supplementation of 500mcg of methylcobalamin significantly decreased homocysteine by 38% in as little as two weeks; comparatively an increase in leafy green vegetables failed to lower homocysteine.

Energy Levels The metabolism of every cell in the body depends on vitamin B12, as it plays a part in the synthesis of fatty acids, nutrients and energy production. Vitamin B12 enables the release of this energy by helping the body to metabolise nutrients and stimulates the body’s utilisation of proteins, fats and carbohydrates. For this reason, Vitamin B12 is referred to as the energy vitamin, as it often increases energy levels, whether obtained from eating B12 foods or from supplemental use.

Red Blood Cell Production Vitamin B12 is required for all rapidly dividing cells and is involved in the production of red blood cells in bone marrow, and activates folacin coenzymes for red blood cell production. A deficiency of the vitamin results in enlargement of red blood cells that are immature and inefficient at transporting oxygen.

Nervous System Function Vitamin B12 is required for the synthesis and ongoing health of the myelin sheath and promotes the normal growth of the nervous system. The myelin sheath surrounds the axons of nerves and serves as insulation, thereby facilitating fast conduction velocity. Vitamin B12 supports nerve health via its contribution to myeli