* (8) In some people the liver may not
convert cyanocobalamin, the common supplemental form of B - 12, into adequate amounts of methylcobalamin needed for proper neuronal functioning.
To make matters more complicated, about 50 % of the population is estimated to have at least one mutation at the MTHFR gene and 10 % has two mutations, meaning they're less able to methylate B12 or
convert cyanocobalamin to methylcobalamin.
Not exact matches
My body couldn't absorb and
convert the regular, B12, aka
Cyanocobalamin....
Also, it was my understanding that
cyanocobalamin is not the human - active form and depletes the body of crucial methyl groups when being
converted to methylcobalamin, the primary human - active form.