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Medications Many common and regularly used medications will affect the absorption of Vitamin B12, this includes the following drugs: Acid lowering drugs known as PPI used to treat reflux Antibiotics Metformin, which is a common drug used to treat diabetes Anti-seizure medications Antidepressants affect folate levels and this can have an influence on B12 levels Note: If you are taking these medications and have low B12 do not stop your medication without consulting your doctor

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We know that fixing a deficiency needs a careful plan

Lack of Vitamin B12 in the diet or failure to supplement this can lead to such conditions

When this system is working well, you are more likely to feel steady energy from morning to night

WHAT CAUSES A B12 DEFICIENCY