About the Author Maryke Louw is a chartered physiotherapist with more than 20 years' experience and a Masters Degree in Sports Injury Management
Understanding B12 Shots and Their Role in Health Vitamin B12, predominantly found in animal and fortified foods, significantly contributes to red blood cell production, including the formation of red blood cells, and neurological function maintenance
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Vitamin B12 is present in many dietary sources, such as: meat fish eggs dairy products nutritional yeast some fortified foods Vitamin B12 shots are a form of supplementation that contains a synthetic version of vitamin B12, or cyanocobalamin