Vitamin B12 is crucial for the body, with B vitamins vital to support wound healing, among many other things. And many people may not know a tell-tale sign of a deficiency may appear in the feet.
B12 is typically sourced from eggs, beef, chicken, and cheese, absorbed into the body through the digestive system. B vitamins are essential for producing red blood cells that facilitate oxygen transport across the body – a key process for maintaining sharp vision, strong immunity, effective protein uptake, DNA replication, and the creation of red blood cells.
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However, if the immune system mistakenly attacks stomach cells, IF production can falter, leading to poor vitamin B12 absorption. The University of Nottingham expert highlighted that "lack of vitamin B can affect wound healing in a number of ways", particularly concerning feet health.
Overuse of heartburn medication can lead to reduced stomach acid production, which is crucial for the absorption of vitamin B12, potentially leading to a deficiency. Vitamin B12 supplements are available for purchase online, in pharmacies, or can be prescribed by a doctor.
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