The gap between animal research and proven human therapies remains significant
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You want to watch out for potential interactions with other medications youre taking, such as these: First, a gastric acid inhibitor, which may be prescribed or taken OTC for GERD or peptic ulcer disease, can reduce vitamin B12 absorption
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Methylcobalamin is a naturally occurring form of B12, and it is the most bioavailable
