From Methylation to Mitochondria: Updates on the Functions, Forms and Application of Vitamin B12

Описание к видео From Methylation to Mitochondria: Updates on the Functions, Forms and Application of Vitamin B12

Presented by Kelly Heim, PhD
Originally Aired: April 28, 2021

Description: Vitamin B12 is a critical cofactor in methylation reactions and mitochondrial bioenergetics, with broad clinical relevance in neurocognitive health, metabolism, muscle function and healthy aging. Responses to supplementation vary because of genetic and physiological factors affecting absorption, transport and metabolism. In this webinar, you will learn how to optimize vitamin B12 based on individual needs and health goals.

Learning Objectives:
1. Recognize methylation and mitochondrial function as key mechanisms behind the health benefits of vitamin B12‡
2. Learn how to assess B12 status, recognizing key distinctions between serum levels, methylmalonic acid and 4 different genetic markers
3. Understand the major differences between methyl-, adenosyl- and hydroxycobalamin, and how to select the right form and dosing protocol to meet individual needs'

About the speaker: Kelly C. Heim, PhD, is a Senior Consultant of Medical Affairs at Pure Encapsulations® and Founder and Senior Science Editor at Integrative Pharmacology. He received his doctoral degree in pharmacology from Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College and specializes in the pharmacology of natural compounds. Dr. Heim is a published author and illustrator of various studies, scholarly reviews and book chapters. He offers complimentary learning resources on the basics of clinical pharmacology of natural products via his website, https://integrativepharmacology.com.

Learn more at PureEncapsulations On Demand Learning Center: https://blog.pureencapsulationspro.co...

‡This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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