In the case of vitamin B12 deficiency, the motto is “a lot helps”, because only with a high concentration of vitamin B12 in the intestine can there be a high enough diffusion pressure to allow vitamin B12 to migrate through the intestinal wall on its own. This means that the body can absorb enough vitamin B12 even if absorption is impaired, such as due to certain diseases or medications. With high-dose supplements (at least 600 mcg), sufficient amounts of vitamin B12 are absorbed to compensate for the deficiency.3
If you have a vitamin B12 deficiency, rely on high-dose Ankermann® B12 tablets. One tablet per day may be enough to compensate for the deficiency.3 The medication is well tolerated and can be taken for a longer period of time if necessary. With a dosage of 1000 micrograms, the body is sufficiently supplied with vitamin B12, even if its absorption capacity is impaired.
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