I need your help...
Has anyone tried these? For the last three years or so I've noticed I'm just not as sharp as I used to be. I'll walk into a room and completely forget why I went in. I lose the odd word right in the middle of a sentence. And by about 2 o'clock in the afternoon my brain feels like it's wading through treacle. I'm sure I've got a b12 deficiency from what I've read online, as the symptoms are: - Tired all the time, even after a full night's sleep - Brain fog, that constant "cloudy" feeling - Forgetting names, words, and why I walked into the room - Struggling to concentrate or hold the thread of a conversation - Feeling a bit flat and low for no real reason - The odd bit of tingling and pins and needles in my hands and feet However, I got my b12 levels checked with my GP and he said my levels are fine. I can not remember exactly what my number is (my memory again lol), but i've done some more research and seen that the NHS's B12 'healthy' threshold are half of that what other european countries are. Apparently, the thresholds were based on the worst possible case. Not 'optimal' levels. This means there can be signs of b12 deficiency like the ones I'm experiencing but the NHS defines that as 'normal'. I've read online about the different types of vitamin b - inactive and active forms. The active forms are what are body actually use. The inactive forms need to be converted by our body before they can be used by it. So I've found this company which sells not just b12, but all other 9 b vitamins as well which is important for absorbing the b12 and seeing maximum results. The reviews look amazing, their website says there is a 30 day guarantee and I emailed them asking about it. They replied: "Hi Jennifer, Yes, our 30 day money back guarantee is just in case you do not feel a difference. Everybody is different and for a small amount of people it does not work. We understand this, it's simply biology. So we make sure there's no reason for people to not give it
