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May 24, 2026, 16:12
William Wallace: Normal B12 Levels May Still Cause Brain Damage and Cognitive Decline
William Wallace, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at Supplement Success Solutions, shared a post on X:
” ‘Normal’ B12 levels don’t protect your brain.
Lower active B12 tracks with slower processing speed, delayed visual response, and more white matter damage on MRI.
Average serum B12 levels can be nearly three times higher than the conventional deficiency cutoff and you can still be functionally deficient.”
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