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A itself can generate ROS, creating a vicious cycle of oxidative stress and A accumulation
Less commonly recognized but still valid qualifying conditions include prediabetes (elevated fasting glucose or A1C between 5.7-6.4%), polycystic ovary syndrome, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, osteoarthritis of weight-bearing joints, and chronic kidney disease
Who should avoid it or check with a clinician first
Medications Many common and regularly used medications will affect the absorption of Vitamin B12, this includes the following drugs: Acid lowering drugs known as PPI used to treat reflux Antibiotics Metformin, which is a common drug used to treat diabetes Anti-seizure medications Antidepressants affect folate levels and this can have an influence on B12 levels Note: If you are taking these medications and have low B12 do not stop your medication without consulting your doctor
Unfortunately this lab is only available in some countries so for our clients who cant access this lab we will use their healthy history information, like did you have a bout of food poisoning prior to the onset of SIBO symptoms as well as their response to prokinetics as clues