Reddit reviews Natrol Vitamin B12 Fast Dissolve Tablets, Promotes Energy, Supports a Healthy Nervous System, Maximum Strength, Strawberry Flavor, 5,000mcg, 100 Count
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This one says, on the bottle, to take one 5000mcg pill daily.
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*edit: changed mg to mcg
I had read that 7 out of 10 cases of spina bifida could have been prevented with the proper intake of folate or folic acid. So, I told him that and just explained to him that while it's a good idea to take the supplements for a year before trying to conceive, in the case of an "accident" or otherwise, it'd be better to be over-prepared rather than under-prepared. Plus, it's pretty affordable. I ended up ordering a separate folate supplement and b12 supplement and it was only $16 for about 3 months worth.
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https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/vitamin-b12-deficiency-can-be-sneaky-harmful-201301105780
You need around 3 micrograms of B12 daily. There are no apparent risks to B12, and it's dirt cheap. People over 50 should supplement with B12 regardless of their diet.
It's a sugar tablet with a small amount of fermentation product mixed in. There is no reason to not eat them. It should just be part of the food supply like iodine, but until that happens, order a year's worth off Amazon for $6 https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00C43H9KU/ref=mp_s_a_1_5_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1541492540&sr=8-5&keywords=b12+chewable&dpPl=1&dpID=41oYswZBmyL&ref=plSrch
You keep referencing them "hating life" or "suffering more" on this diet but you never quite explain what that means, so I can only assume you think the poor deserve a "fun" diet at the expense of innocent, sentient beings. With fruits, veggies, rice, beans, lentils, pastas, breads, nut and legumes, you are able to get everything you need out of a diet. Sorry, but that's the truth, and most of what I just listed there is much cheaper than meat, or comparable. And they won't add health problems the way processed meat will. Processed meat is a fucking carcinogen, sapped of most of the good nutrients, pumped with antibiotics and hormones, and a detriment to cardiovascular health.
dO yOU nOt CaRE abOUt tHe HEaLtH oF tHe pOoR??? Seriously, you want an increase in likelihood of potential medical expenses for that poor family of 3 netting $15k a year? With this country's healthcare system? Lmao.
And I'm not saying it changes the reality of today. I am not telling people how to live their lives. I am saying that if someone on a low income wants to eat ethically and healthily, that is not anywhere near as impossible as you and others are trying to make it sound. It's lame we've even gotten to this point in this discussion, because all you can actually talk about is the price of tofu and D grade chicken at Walmart. You're grasping at straws and deflecting hard.
The percentage of single parents with two children and only making minimum wage is probably on the order of 3% of homes, considering most earners under $20k (18-19% of the population) are young single people and no child or 1 child families are much more common. And for that 3%, $500 in food stamps is more than enough to eat the way I've outlined. I know because we did it. $35k was the height of my mother's income before she went back to school and we were legitimately poor again.
Not getting anything more out of this. I think you just enjoy trolling me, so I wish you luck in life.
Here is a roughly year or more supply of B12 for one adult for $6.50.
Here is an announcement by the WHO and American Cancer Society linking processed meat and increased risk of cancer.
The USDA promotes a vegan and vegetarian lifestyle.
Here is a source for family size breakdown (where I concluded 4% of the population have 2 or more children and make under $20k, so I ballparked single parent low-income families at 3% which is possibly an overestimation).
Bye.