Vitamin B12 is a vitamin that dissolves in water and has an important function in energy creation, making red blood cells, supporting nerve health, and helping build DNA
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If all the radioactivity is excreted with feces the patient is not able to absorb the vitamin, but if it enters the body the capacity for uptake of B12 remains
Oral capsules and liquids must fight their way through stomach acids and liver enzymes, resulting in a microscopic absorption rate of only 1% to 10%
Nasal delivery is the least-established route , with emerging interest for neurological and brain-adjacent applications, but limited human data to date
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