TriVita Super Sublingual B12 Benefits

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So what does “sublingual” mean, anyway?

“Sublingual” means “under the tongue.” You simply place a TriVita Super Sublingual B12 tablet under your tongue and allow it to dissolve completely. Super Sublingual B12 uses Dr. Alfred Libby’s original, patented delivery system to speed these essential B vitamins directly into your bloodstream – where they’re detectable in as little as 30 minutes.

The science of sublingual

When a substance is administered sublingually, it is absorbed through the mucous membranes under the tongue and into the sublingual vein where it has direct access to the blood circulation – and is then carried throughout the entire body. Medical science has been using this method for years in the administration of cardiovascular drugs, steroids and some barbituates.

* Researchers Delpre & Stark studied patients with B12 deficiency to see if B12 can be absorbed by holding a tablet under the tongue. The theory behind sublingual is that the mucous membranes under the tongue are efficient at absorbing certain molecules. Five patients had pernicious anemia, 7 were vegetarians, and 2 had Crohn’s disease (which can prevent the absorption of B12 in the ileum). The patients held two 1,000 mcg B12 tablets (equaling 2,000 mcg/day) under their tongues until completely dissolved. This was done for 7 to 12 days. Average serum B12 levels went from 127.9 ± 42.6 to 515.7 ± 235. All patients’ serum B12 normalized. There were no side effects and all patients preferred this to injections.

From the article, “Sublingual therapy for cobalamin deficiency as an alternative to oral and parenteral cobalamin supplementation” Published in Lancet, August 1999

Are there other ways to get Benefits of B12 ?

Until recently, there were few options for getting the B12 your body needs:

* Diet: B12 is naturally found in animal foods including fish, milk and milk products, eggs, meat and poultry. But your ability to absorb the B vitamins from food decreases as you age because the production of acids that release the B12 from protein decreases with aging. Other factors – including reliance on acid suppressing agents, gastric disorders or surgery, certain prescription medications and dysfunction of intrinsic factor – can also interfere with your body’s ability to absorb B12.
* Oral tablets: Although there are many B vitamin tablets available on the market, B12 is very poorly absorbed into the body by oral means. Blood levels of B12 increase only slightly after these tablets pass through the digestive system.
* B12 injections: Doctors have relied on B12 shots for years to treat serious B12 deficiencies. Though most of the vitamin B12 from large intramuscular doses is lost in the urine, injections have still traditionally been the best method of treatment. The shots, however, can be embarrassing; difficult to provide for some patients who are elderly or living alone; and painful and expensive if provided by a health care professional.

Why Super Sublingual B12 from TriVita?

Super Sublingual B12 from TriVita uses a delivery system so unique and powerful, it was patented! Now you don’t have to worry about your B12 going through a digestive system obstacle course – or the pain and expense of a B12 injection. And, Super B contains more vitamin B12 than the average injection!

Plus, it’s the only B12 product on the market to combine both major forms of B12 with B-6, folic acid and ginseng. TriVita Super Sublingual B12 takes the pain and worry out of B12 supplementation. These critical nutrients go directly to your bloodstream, where they start working right away!

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The above information presented herein is intended for educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent disease. Individual results may vary, and before using any supplements, it is always advisable to consult with your own health care provider.