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Vitamin B12
I got my Master Health checkup done in Sept 2018 and as per the doctor's advise I went for Vitamin B12 test on 8th Sept 2018. As of 8th sept 2018 my vitamin b12 score was 163. As per the instructions, I got the shots of Neurobion injection for b12 - 1 injection once a week for 6 times. I was also told I can have Folvite MB tablets for 3 months too. However, I went for shots for faster intake. Can you please tell me if it would be wise to go for injections (May be the weekly frequency of shots can be adjusted) or I should go for tablets. Here is some usfeul info for reference: Vegetarian diet Age 30 yrs Height 177 cms Weight 94 Kgs Physical activity - No exercise Gender - Male
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Yes taking injection is a burden to our system.  It's better to get it by nutrition itself, which can be taken by Maintaining Customised diet and exercise plan.you can consult with me for customised lifestyle planning. Thanks & regards
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Go for wright loss with balanced nutrition . Chat directly fr proper guidance and results
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include vitamin B12 as natural form like include more fruits and vegetables with skin in ur diet,take animals products like cheese, paneer, curd, buttermilk, tofu, almonds, etc U  should go for weight loss. For reducing weight follow three main things like healthy diet, exercise and brisk walk morning and evening. Take high fiber food in ur diet. Add more fruits and vegetables in ur diet. Add plenty of water. Small and frequent feeding should be included in your diet. Avoid junk food and oily food and.
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Hello, I would suggest you to take Tablets instead of injections. Also you can supplement the tablets with nutrition rich (B12 rich) foods like milk and milk products, Fruits and vegetables
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Vit B 12 and weight loss is a major concern as it can lead to lifestyle based disorders. Balanced diet rich in green and fruits are key. For more please connect at Found Ms. Itu Chhabra, Dietitian/Nutritionist on Practo – https://www.practo.com/noida/therapist/itu-chhabra-dietitian-nutritionist. They've qualified doctors and super easy appointment booking!
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Take as per your phycian consult - in vegetarian diet u get less B12 ..there so many in veg.   To - take balance diet and exercise - eat seasonal fruits daily - drink enough water - take quality of sleep. For planing custamised diet plan i need your diet preference.
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It most common vit d and vit b12 deficiency in Asians. It can be combat with balanced diet. Consume clean fruits and veggies with skin they are rich in vitamin b12
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