We have the expertise and the tools
We need to keep an eye on it: Lack of B12 is one of the most common vitamin deficiencies, and its not something to mess around with
It is noteworthy that this superior effectiveness extended to primates (humans and cynomolgus monkeys) and rodent models of obesity and diabetes, such as db/db (diabetic) mice and Zucker diabetic fatty (ZDF) rat
As shown in Table 2, participants in lower median group of GHGE compared to upper median group had lower daily intake of energy (Mean difference Standard Error (MD SE):-918 28gr/day), available carbohydrate (-124 4.5gr/day), total fat (-30 0.9gr/day), total protein (-33 1gr/day), fiber (-11 0.4gr/day), calcium (-535 16 mg/day), magnesium (-134 3.9 mg/day), iron (-5.5 0.25 mg/day), potassium (-1594 46.5 mg/day), zinc (:-4.2 0.1 mg/day), sodium (-1337 68 mg/day), manganese (-1.3 0.06 g /day), selenium (-35.7 1.8 g/day), vitamin A (-4594 212IU/day), vitamin D (-32 1.9IU/day), cholesterol (-142 5.3 mg/day), folate (-178 8.4 g/day) and vitamin B12 (-3.4 0.2 g /day)
Finally, close the loop with the veterinarian using the notes collected at home
