What an elevated serum B12 represents, and why no single threshold exists A serum B12 reflects vitamin bound to transport proteins in the blood, not the amount that has reached the tissues, and the threshold for calling it high shifts with the assay, the laboratory, reference interval, and the unit on the report
For context on SAMe and related evidence limits, see the NIH NCCIH resource S-Adenosyl-L-Methionine (SAMe): In Depth
Changing your life is never easy, but changing the way you feel can be as simple as optimizing your levels of Vitamin B12
Interactions with Other Medications Consult your doctor before using vitamin B12 supplements with other supplements, medications, or herbal products
What It Is AHK-Cu (alanine-histidine-lysine copper) is a tripeptide - three amino acids bound to a copper ion