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What Does A High B12 Level Mean?

Why you might have high b12 levels, what does high b12 level mean, and is a high b12 level dangerous. There are three main scenarios that I'm going to discuss. I will briefly mention them here: number one is improper testing, number two is has to do with cell membranes and transportation and number three has to do with liver disease. MY NEW B12 BOOK: https://geni.us/rTQTvd (Amazon) Cell membranes Support https://geni.us/RhaqAz (affiliate link) Cell membranes Support https://geni.us/64DQ5 (Affiliate link) Omega 3 https://geni.us/eBDLI (Affiliate link) **WORK WITH ME ⭐️ : https://www.swintegrativemedicine.com... If you want to find out a little bit more details on what each of these mean and why it could be contributing to your high b12 levels keep following. what does a high b12 level mean is it dangerous what's going on here we're gonna get into the details of all that but first off it's not really dangerous to have high b12 level in and of itself but you should be looking a little further into why it could be happening and in this video I'll discuss the three things that most likely are causing it and these are the most common that I see in my practice okay the scenario number one is testing when you’re doing a b12 test typically it's a serum b12 test and the ranges go from about three hundred or two to fifty two thousand or and if you are taking b12on a regular basis in any form and it’s absorbing into your body it's gonna raise that serum level when you're doing your draw if you took b12 when you’re close to the test you usually want to give a couple days washout period up to five days probably maximum would be well not maximum but that would usually be good timeframe you could wait longer it’s kind of see what's going on if you have like a really high b12level you may want to not take any for like three weeks and see what happens if you've been off of b12 for a really long time and you're still getting a spike then that's gonna you need to look at scenario number two and three a little bit more on testing the other is of course injections are gonna raise yours here and level a lot more than just an oral tablet also depends the dose of your tablet the dose of the injection etc. but for getting an injection you want to have off probably a little bit longer but washout period probably seven days at least and then how often you're getting that injection etc. will dictate you know what the likely rise or high end of that b12 would be I'm seeing them as high as six thousand I've seen them you know as low as like a hundred or less but in terms of testing you do want to have a washout period when you're testing your serum levels this is really the only test on a standard lab that there is available is this serumb12 level there's no intracellular b12level test through standard labs and then other vitamins too can interfere with the b12 assay specifically by it in you want to make sure you're not taking any biotin in close proximity to the Tuda test that's scenario one in proper testing can lead to IV 12 levels and in the case that it's that's the reason and there's really nothing else to worry about you can even the high level itself isn't really problematic it might not be helping as much as you think but it could be some people just need to run at higher b12 level to get it into the body into all the tissues that's a scenario number one. Reason number two for why your b12 is higher what does it mean is relating to cell membranes and transportation of b12 when your b12 level is really high it could be that you don't hear enough your body's not making proper transport mechanisms for your b12 and this is just a carrier protein all things in our bodies almost everything needs to be transported on carrier proteins and b12 is one of those in our genetic alterations that basically won't allow you to make sufficient amounts of these carrier proteins which will lead to basically it's not getting distributed throughout your body the way that it should and the same thing goes to once it arrives at the cell it has to get transported inside and that has to do more with cell membranes andor if your cell membranes are fragile or you're not repairing them properly that can also lead to higher b12 levels and serum because it's basically just floating in the serum and then it's not getting excreted out of the box or getting into the cells and then it will eventually get excreted out of the body but it's not actually kind of trading into the tissues the way that it should and there's also genetic alterations in both the carrier protein it's called TCN trans cobalamin and also the cell membranes which is of phosphatidyl ethanolamine methyl transferase enzyme can be altered which leads to instability and cell membranes or poor production of cell membranes both of those scenarios can lead to higher v12volts.