It's also surprisingly versatile: Enjoy it with fruit, blend it into smoothies or use it to boost the protein content of pancakes and muffins
Generalization to clinical populations, including special populations, such as patients with iron-deficiency anemia, pregnant or postmenopausal women, and persons with nutritional deficiencies, should also be made with caution
As vitamin B12 is especially found in animal protein, this method can be helpful for vegetarians, vegans, and others who have little or no natural source of the vitamin
The diagnosis is ultimately clinical, supported by laboratory findings rather than defined solely by numerical thresholds
Exceptional safety margin No dependence or tolerance naturally occurring endogenous peptide Tolerability in clinical trials No tolerance develops with repeated doses No withdrawal symptoms upon stopping Peptide naturally present in the human body Research considerations Researcher's notes Outstanding safety profile for a bioactive peptide No serious adverse events were reported in the published studies
