BioCeuticals Liposomal Methyl B12 Spray 50ml

Description

Using specialised technology, the Liposomal Range provides nutrients in nano-sized vesicles constructed of either a phospholipid bi-layer (for water-soluble nutrients with or without fat-soluble nutrients) or a phospholipid mono-layer (for fat-soluble nutrients). These nano-sized liposome and nano-emulsion structures are readily absorbed via passive absorption across transmucosal membranes, bypassing the digestive system for direct and easier absorption. These specialised phospholipid vehicles fuse with cell membranes to deliver encapsulated compounds intracellularly.

Methylcobalamin is the bioavailable and metabolically active coenzyme form of vitamin B12. It is involved in the healthy function of the methylation pathway and may assist in the management of dietary vitamin B12 deficiency.

Features:

• Methylcobalamin is the bioavailable, active form of vitamin B12 that is better utilised by the body.
• Vitamin B12 is important for the maintenance of normal healthy immune and neurological function, methylation and may assist in the maintenance of healthy plasma homocysteine levels in normal healthy individuals.
• May be beneficial for people at risk of vitamin B12 deficiency including the elderly, vegetarians and vegans.
  

 

Each 200mcL dose contains:
Mecobalamin (co-methylcobalamin) (active vitamin B12)	500mcg

 

Excipients:

Lecithin, purified water, glycerol, ethanol, tocofersolan (vitamin E polyethylene glycol succinate), tocopherols concentrated - mixed (high-alpha type), potassium sorbate.

No added dairy, gluten, shellfish, soy protein, yeast.

Vegan and vegetarian friendly.

• If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare practitioner.
• Contains potassium sorbate.
• Contains ethanol.
• Vitamin supplements should not replace a balanced diet.
• Always read the label. Use only as directed.

Prescribing Information:

• There is insufficient evidence regarding the use of liposomal therapy in pregnancy or lactation.
• Long-term use of acid reducing medications has been found to decrease blood vitamin B12 levels and may increase the risk of developing B12 deficiency after 2-3 years or more of continuous use.