Methyl B Hero

Indications & common symptoms associated with low B12 status:                                                                                                         

Chronic low back pain
Generalised pain/fibromyalgia
Persistent pain
Pins and needles, numbness in arm/hands and legs/feet
Migraine/headaches
Fatigue/Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS)
Depression/anxiety
Dizziness
Recurrent mouth ulcers
Sore tongue (glossitis)
Use of stomach acid inhibitors (PPI’s)
Fracture risk (poor bone quality)
Elevated homocysteine is a modifiable risk factor for dementia & linked to higher risk of strokes and heart attacks.

Methylation requires adequate levels of B12, methyl folate and B6 and is responsible for production of:

• Myelin (Normal nerve function)
• New cells (red blood cells, maintenance of tissue and repair if damaged)
• Neurotransmitters (normal mood & behaviour)
• Removal of the toxic, excitatory (pain and depression/anxiety) and pro-inflammatory molecule homocysteine.

Commonly co-prescribed with Active B12.
Commonly given to support patients already receiving B12 injections.

Patients with clinically diagnosed anxiety should proceed with caution using this product or use the One a Day Essential Multi which contains lower levels of the methylating B vitamins.

Dose: X1 in the morning
High dose B2 will frequently make urine turn a bright yellow colour. This is a normal effect.