B12: Vital Nutrient

It’s critical to get enough B12, as nearly everyone is deficient–even if your B12 levels are normal or high on your blood tests (more on this in the Medical Medium books). As I share in Life-Changing Foods, without B12, we die. It’s that vital. It’s like B12 is a dam that holds back a massive reservoir of polluted water (the Unforgiving Four we are up against on this planet–pathogens, toxic heavy metals, radiation, and DDT) that would flood the town (your body) and threaten life. When you have plenty of B12 in your diet, it makes that dam strong, so that the Unforgiving Four factors we can’t help but encounter can’t do as much harm. Instead, they’re held at bay, so that on the other side of B12’s dam, critical processes can be accomplished, including the building of your immune system, the maintenance of your organs, and the recovery of your mental and emotional state from traumas big and small.

B12 (as adenosylcobalamin with methylcobalamin) protects your entire body from neurotoxin damage from pathogens such as Epstein-Barr and shingles. B12 gives special support and repair to the central nervous and endocrine systems and helps strengthen neurotransmitter chemicals in the brain so it can stay strong against pathogens. Pathogens are behind countless symptoms and conditions. Whether you have acne, SIBO, eczema, depression, allergies, cancer, seasonal affective disorder, anxiety, tinnitus, thyroid problems, neurological symptoms, aches and pains, rheumatoid arthritis, brain fog, or any other symptom or condition, the right kind of B12 is important.

B12 helps with methylation issues. It helps reduce homocysteine levels, which translates to less inflammation. It also protects your nerves.

Vitamin B12 helps with all of the liver’s over 2,000 chemical functions and helps the liver utilize all other vitamins and minerals that are stored inside of it. B12 helps keep a liver out of stagnation and strengthens the liver.

A high quality oral B12 with methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin at the proper dose can get someone recovering and on a path of starting to heal. For suggested dosages of B12, you can refer to Cleanse To Heal.

This item posted: 24-Jul-2021

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