vitamin-b12
3 stories tagged "vitamin-b12"
Nutrition & Food
Beef-Level B12 in Spirulina: The Study Measured the Tank, Not a Human
An Icelandic supplement maker's light-tuned spirulina tested at beef-level active B12. The reading was taken from the biomass in a reactor. No one has yet fed it to a person to see whether the body can absorb it.
CancerFor Twenty Years, a Vitamin B12 Cancer Drug Has Worked in Mice, Dogs, and Rats. It Still Hasn't Reached a Human Trial.
Nitrosylcobalamin crossed the blood-brain barrier and pooled in a rat's brain tumor. This study didn't shrink one, the synergy ran in a petri dish, and the scientist behind the headlines holds the patents.
Nutrition & FoodThey Call It Aging. Sometimes It's a Vitamin Your Doctor Forgot to Check.
New Cornell research explains how B12 deficiency starves muscle of energy, and why the standard test your doctor orders can call the problem aging.