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Vitamin B12 is absorbed with food, absorbed in the small intestine after complexing with intrinsic factor formed in the stomach and stored in the liver. As a catalyst, vitamin B12 has a decisive influence on the structure of the genetic material DNA and is necessary for cell structure and energy metabolism. In addition, nerve cell functions and the formation of red blood cells depend on a sufficient supply of vitamin B12.

The reasons for a vitamin B12 deficiency are manifold: Unfavourable eating habits (for example fast food and convenience food), absorption disorders in older age, a strict vegetarian diet or certain intestinal diseases are frequent causes. In the case of pronounced absorption disorders, for example as a result of gastritis or after removal of the small intestine, in Crohn's disease, diverticulosis and the so-called blind-loop syndrome, there is a gradual decrease in the vitamin B12 store in the liver, which can turn into a manifest vitamin B12 deficiency.
In the case of an existing vitamin B12 deficiency, the blood-forming tissues are affected first - this can therefore lead to pernicious anaemia. Later, the central and peripheral nervous system are also disturbed, because vitamin B12 is jointly responsible for the formation of the myelin sheaths of the nerve cells. The consequences can be mental disorders or spinal cord diseases, which manifest themselves as paralysis and weakened muscle tone. Not infrequently, the mood is impaired in the sense of a depressive mood. Certain drugs such as neomycin or colchicine, proton pump inhibitors, diuretics and oral contraceptives can also lead to vitamin B12 deficiency. Hydroxocobalamin is the physiological depot form of vitamin B12.

Compared to cyanocobalamin, it is characterised by a stronger binding to tissue and serum proteins, which means a delayed excretion with the urine and thus a longer availability for absorption into the tissue stores. By using Vitamin B12 Depot Hevert, the symptoms of a vitamin B12 deficiency can be quickly and sustainably improved or eliminated.

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Composition of VITAMIN B12 DEPOT Hevert ampoules:

2 ml Lsg. 1 amp. contains:

Hydroxocobalamin acetate 1 mg
= Hydroxocobalamin 0.957 mg
(H) Sodium chloride    
(H) Sodium acetate    
(H) Acetic acid for pH adjustment    
(H) Water for injections

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