B12 Shots in Reno NV

Active Life Integrated Health offers B-12 shots in Reno NV. Here are some Vitamin B-12 (known as Cobalamin) facts:

• The body needs but does not produce.
• Found in animal products.
• Some food products are fortified with B-12, however poorly absorbed due to the inactive form of B-12 known as pseudo-vitamin B-12.
• Water soluble, thus access is easily eliminated via urine.

Populations at increased risk for B-12 deficiency in Reno NV:

• Older adults
• GI disorders (Crohn’s disease, Celiac disease, GERD, acid reflux, indigestion, lack of enzyme intrinsic factor, history of bariatric surgery or bowel resection)
• Vegetarian diet, history of Gout
• Patients with:
  • Frequent Alcohol intake
  • Anyone with poor diet (children or busy high school /or college students, elderly)
• Medications:
  • Diabetic meds (ex. Metformin), Gout meds (ex. Colchicine)
  • Acid reflux meds (ex. Pepcid, Prilosec, Protonix, Nexium, etc.)

Vital Roles of B-12 in the body:

• Supports DNA repair.
• Prevents anemia, helps oxygen transportation.
• Supports serotonin synthesis and metabolism.
• Prevents fatigue, weakness, depression, and brain fog.
• Prevents heart disease.
• Supports bone health and prevents osteoporosis.
• Supports red cell production.
• Supports energy levels and mood.
• Supports nerve cell production and healthy brain function.
• Supports memory and prevents mental decline.
• Supports healthy pregnancy and prevents birth defects.
• Supports healthy vision, prevention of age-related macular degeneration.
• Helps lower inflammation by lowering homocysteine levels.
• Supports healthy hair, skin and nails and thus utilized as an adjunct therapy to IV beauty cocktails.
• Prevents angular stomatitis (cracked and inflamed mouth corners).
• Helps tissue repair and recovery after intense workouts.
• Helps weight loss and thus prescribed regimen with weight loss therapies.
• Helps with the detoxification process and thus utilized as an adjunct therapy after hangover, bachelorette parties.

Disclaimer: This information does not replace a medical consultation.