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Immune System Resilience Your immune cells, particularly T-cells and natural killer cells, require high levels of antioxidants to stay active and responsive
Kidney Dysfunction: While the kidneys do not directly excrete vitamin B12 efficiently, impaired renal function may lead to elevated serum B12 levels by reducing the clearance of B12-binding proteins or altering their metabolism, thereby contributing to B12 accumulation 8
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