Naturell Vitamin B12 Forte is a food supplement with a high content of vitamin B12. Each chewable tablet contains 100 µg of vitamin B12, sometimes called the "red vitamin" because it supports the proper production of red blood cells.

Why is it worth choosing Vitamin B12 Forte Naturell?

• High content of active ingredient - 100 μg of vitamin B12 in one tablet
• The active form of vitamin B12 – methylcobalamin
• A convenient form of chewable tablets
• Without sugar, lactose and gluten
• Without dyes - the natural color of the tablet
• Vegetarian

The Naturell preparation uses methylcobalamin - the active form of vitamin B12 , which does not require the participation of all the enzymes necessary to transform the biologically inactive form into the active one. Due to this, it has a higher bioavailability compared to cyanocobalamin.*

Properties of vitamin B12

Vitamin B12 has extremely versatile health-promoting effects. First of all, it is necessary for the correct production of erythrocytes . In addition, it contributes to the maintenance of adequate energy metabolism, helps the proper functioning of the nervous system , while supporting the maintenance of adequate psychological functions.

Vitamin B12 also provides valuable support for the proper functioning of the immune system and helps to reduce the feeling of tiredness and fatigue. It also participates in the processes of cell division.

The Naturell brand preparation comes in an innovative form of chewable tablets, which are convenient to use because they do not require swallowing or drinking. Due to this, the dietary supplement can be used by the elderly and people who have difficulty swallowing traditional tablets. Naturell Vitamin B12 Forte formula contains no ingredients of animal origin and will work as a supplement to a vegan and vegetarian diet.

The package contains 120 tablets with methylated vitamin B12, which will provide up to four months of daily supplementation.

^{*Cristiana Paul, Comparative Bioavailability and Utilization of Particular Forms of B12 Supplements With Potential to Mitigate B12-related Genetic Polymorphisms, Integrative Medicine, Vol. 16, no. February 1, 2017}