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Low intrinsic factor in gut that hampers absorption of B12 and causes pernicious anemia is the commonest cause. If this is so the increasing intake of B12 will not help, and you will need to take Vitamin B12 injections at regular frequency as prescribed by your doctor. Other causes are parasites in the gut, diet poor in Vit B12, Crohn;s disease, IBS, or poor metabolism by liver are the causes behind it. Please consult a doctor to rule these out. Take a diet rich in Vit B12 which should include meat and animal products, cheese, such as beef, liver, salmon, cod, and eggs. Take B12 supplements and breakfast cereals fortified with vitamin B12. Finding the cause is important.
Please consult your PCP for primary examination followed by proper referral.
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It is the normal reaction of vitamin D and some combination of mutated and active minerals. If you try hard enough to obtain the minerals from carrot-water mix, you can absorb mostly vitamin B12. If it is a complex disease, regular healthy carrot-water will not work. Digestive system usually does not do this until it is confused about the brain's instructions with the neuron system. This reaction usually happen around the birth system and disappears when the birth phase is over. It can happen when one is actually need of some support for some things in nature such as brain-birth balance.