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  • female
  • 30 Years
  • 29/01/2025

My partner and I have been vegetarian for a while, and we recently decided to switch to a vegan diet, meaning we've given up milk and dairy products altogether. Could you advise us on a good vitamin B12 supplement? Wed love to know what dosage to take and how often we should be taking it. We just had our B12 levels checked, and they were perfectly normal before we stopped consuming milk a few days back.

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best is organic AMWAY PRODUT NUTRILITE. BUT COSTLY. OTHER YOU CAN TAKE ONE MONTH THAN A GAP OF TWO MONTH IS OK,OR CONTINUOUS. CAP A TO Z ONE AT NIGHT. FOR LONG-TERM INTERMITTENTLY.OK.

Answered 04/07/2025

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