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HOME B12 TEST

Home B12 Test, Are you feeling fatigued, irritable, or not as sharp as usual?

It could be because you need to get more vitamin B12, an essential nutrient that
helps keep your body and mind functioning at their best. But how do you know if
you’re deficient in B12? Fortunately, there’s an easy and convenient way to find
out: a home B12 test.

A home B12 test is a simple blood test that measures the levels of vitamin B12
in your bloodstream. It’s a quick and painless process you can do in the comfort
of your own home, without needing to visit a doctor or a laboratory.

To perform a home B12 test, you’ll need to prick your finger with a lancet and
collect a small blood sample. Then, you’ll place the sample on a test strip that
comes with the kit and wait for the results. Within minutes, you’ll know your
B12 levels and whether they fall within the normal range.


WHAT HAPPENS IF B12 IS LOW

Vitamin B12 is an essential nutrient that plays a crucial role in many bodily
functions, including the production of red blood cells and DNA. When your body
doesn’t get enough B12, it can lead to various health problems. Here’s what
happens if B12 is low:

 1. Fatigue: One of the most common symptoms of B12 deficiency is fatigue.
    Without enough B12, your body can’t produce enough red blood cells, which
    are responsible for carrying oxygen to your muscles and tissues. This can
    leave you feeling tired and weak, even after a good night’s sleep. In
    logical system B12, you may experience tingling or numbness in your hands
    and feet, difficulty walking or balancing, and even memory loss.
 2. Anaemia: B12 deficiency can lead to hyperaemia, called megaloblastic
    anaemia. This occurs when your body doesn’t produce enough red blood cells
    that are large and immature, which can’t carry oxygen as efficiently as
    healthy red blood cells.
 3. Digestive problems: Some people with B12 deficiency may experience digestive
    problems, such as constipation, diarrhoea, or loss of appetite.
 4. Mood changes: B12 is also important for mental health, and low levels of
    this nutrient have been linked to depression, anxiety, and even psychosis in
    some cases.

If left untreated, B12 deficiency can lead to serious complications, including
nerve damage and permanent neurological problems. Fortunately, B12 deficiency is
easily treatable with supplements or dietary changes.

In conclusion, if you’re experiencing any of the symptoms mentioned above, it’s
essential to get tested for B12 deficiency. With proper treatment, you can get
your B12 levels back to normal and start feeling like yourself again.

 


HOW CAN I RAISE MY B12?


TIPS FOR INCREASING VITAMIN B12 LEVELS

 * Eat plenty of foods that are rich in vitamin B in order to increase your
   intake. These include:
 * Liver, especially calf’s liver and lamb’s liver.
 * Fish such as salmon, tuna and mackerel (but not shellfish).
 * Eggs from hens raised on pasture or range fed chickens.
 * Grass-fed beef or bison meats are also good sources of B12 but should be
   eaten only occasionally because they are high in saturated fat which can
   cause heart disease when consumed regularly by people with high cholesterol
   levels or diabetes; if you do eat these meats make sure they’re lean cuts
   without any visible marbling on their surface–this means there is less fat
   inside the meat!
 * Eat more foods rich in B12, such as meat, fish and dairy products.
 * Avoid alcohol and tobacco because they destroy the body’s ability to absorb
   vitamin B12 from food sources.
 * Take a supplement if you don’t eat enough animal products or are
   vegan/vegetarian).





HOW BLOODTEST.CO.UK CAN HELP YOU

We have a team of nurses; when your order your B12 blood test at home, your test
will be sent directly to you; on receipt of your test, our team of nurses will
be in contact with you via our online help section, where we will advise you on
your test results. We are UK Based, and your results are given to you within the
week of your test.

 



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