He'd fall asleep fine and wake up not quite refreshed, a subtle but persistent shift in sleep architecture
Rodriguez, M., Thompson, A., & Lee, S
The specific functions of vitamin B12 are: DNA synthesis Production of red blood cells Nervous system health Managing homocysteine levels (and high homocysteine levels are associated with an increased risk of heart disease) The B vitamins (including vitamin B12) are water-soluble and the body does not store them long-term
However, one of its most significant benefits is its anti-inflammatory properties
You are staring at the ceiling at 2 a.m., cortisol humming through your bloodstream, and the melatonin you took an hour ago has done nothing
Researchers actively study it for its potent appetite-suppressing and metabolic regulatory properties