Found 9 oral uses for Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin
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- Pernicious anemia
   
Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin helps to overcome vitamin B12 deficiency. Take 1-5 mg sublingual form of methylcobalamine daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Age related cognitive decline
 
Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin promotes serotonin production; improves mental function. Take 1-5 mg sublingual form of methylcobalamine daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Alzheimer's disease
 
Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin promotes serotonin production; improves mental function. Take 1-5 mg sublingual form of methylcobalamine daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Bell's palsy
 
Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin promotes nerve regeneration; reduces nerve damage. Take 1-5 mg sublingual form of methylcobalamine daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Diabetic general neuropathy
 
Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin promotes nerve regeneration; reduces nerve damage; alleviates symptoms. Take 1-5 mg sublingual form of methylcobalamine daily, in divided doses, for many months. In extreme cases 20-30 mg may be used.
- Male infertility
 
Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin helps to overcome vitamin B12 deficiency; improves sperm count; improves sperm motility; improves male fertility. Take 1-5 mg sublingual form of methylcobalamine daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Bipolar disorder

Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin promotes serotonin production; improves mental function. Take 1-5 mg sublingual form of methylcobalamine daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Improving mental function

Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin helps to overcome vitamin B12 deficiency; improves mental function; improves memory. Take 1-5 mg sublingual form of methylcobalamine daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder

Vitamin B12 - Methylcobalamin promotes serotonin production; improves mental function; alleviates symptoms. Take 1-5 mg sublingual form of methylcobalamine daily, in divided doses, for many months.
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