As a cofactor B12 is involved in two key reactions, ensuring the breakdown of fatty acids and DNA synthesis
It is utilised as an analytical reagent in laboratory investigations examining cellular metabolism, metabolic signalling and the biochemical mechanisms that contribute to energy homeostasis
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Step 2: Lab tests (If required) Your healthcare provider may recommend laboratory tests, such as blood sugar levels, glycated hemoglobin levels (HbA1c), and liver, kidney, and thyroid function tests to determine whether this medication is safe for you
But if you take B12 supplements, you risk ingesting more B12 than you actually need
Three psychologists and medical doctors will be trained through an online course and standardised to perform this test, which will be conducted when the children are 45 days to estimate early signs of effect of the maternal vitamin B 12 supplementation