Researchers have uncovered a previously unknown biological process involving vitamin B12 and taurine that regulates the production of new bone cells. This pathway could be a potential new target for osteoporosis treatment.
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In this video Doctor Andrea Furlan explains why is Vitamin B12 so important, and how to diagnose its deficiency. The talks about megaloblastic anemia, pernicious anemia and microcytic anemia. She also talks about the blood tests and normal ranges. She explains how to obtain Vitamin B12 from diet and supplementation, including oral, sublingual and intra-muscular injections.

00:00 Introduction
00:55 Why is Vitamin B12 important
01:12 Normal blood test
01:23 Anemia
02:13 Homocysteine test
02:33 Recommended daily intake
02:54 Dietary sources
03:19 Malabsorption
03:35 Pernicious anemia
04:20 Pain
04:54 Severe deficiency
05:17 Interaction with other medications

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