Seeking Health Adeno B12

Want to support healthy energy levels throughout the day?†

Are you sensitive to methylated nutrients but still want to support healthy methylation in your body?

You may need a methyl-free form of vitamin B12.

Vitamin B12 deficiency is common. It is one of the nutrients that the body has the most difficulty absorbing and using.

When working to restore B12 levels, you need a bioavailable form that your body can easily use. Ideally, B12 should be in a format that supports optimal digestion and absorption, such as a lozenge.

If you are sensitive to methylated nutrients, you will also want a form that is free of methyl groups.

Adeno B12 contains 3,000 mcg of bioavailable vitamin B12 per good, optimally absorbable lozenge. The methyl-free form of adenosylcobalamin supports optimal levels of vitamin B12 in the body.

Adeno B12 provides a powerful dose of methyl-free vitamin B12. One delicious lozenge supports healthy energy and methylation throughout the day.

Our Adeno B12 lozenges are naturally sweetened with xylitol. These tasty lozenges deliver B12 in a form designed to be quickly digested and absorbed through the intestines and cell walls.

Some people experience side effects from methylated nutrients, such as nervousness, headaches, or rapid heart rate after taking methylcobalamin or methylfolate.

Adeno B12 provides vitamin B12 in the non-methylated form, adenosylcobalamin. This methyl-free form requires a few extra enzyme steps before the methyl groups are released for the body to use. This slower release may provide relief and comfort for those sensitive to methylated nutrients.

Adenosylcobalamin is particularly unique. It is the form of B12 found in mitochondria, the energy centers of cells. It acts as a coenzyme that helps maintain healthy ATP (energy) levels in each cell.

You shouldn't have to struggle with side effects from your supplements. Now you can give your body potent, bioavailable B12… without the worries of methyl groups!

Adenosylcobalamin
A methyl-free form of vitamin B12. High concentrations are naturally found in the mitochondria of cells, where it plays a role in energy production. This form of B12 also supports healthy methylation processes by indirectly providing cobalamin for the MTR enzyme.

First week: Take ½ lozenge by mouth, allow to dissolve slowly, then swallow. If more support is needed, increase to 1 whole lozenge. Take as needed. Do not take within 5 hours of bedtime as it may interfere with sleep. Use as directed by a healthcare professional.