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Stomach acid drugs may increase risk of B-12 deficiency

Interesting article:

http://news.yahoo.com/stomach-acid-drugs-may-increase-vitamin-deficiency-risk-212241448.html

Medical journal article cited as source for the above news article:

http://bit.ly/1e3Oj56 JAMA, online December 10, 2013.

My surgeon recommends the B-12 nasal spray over the oral (chewable) tablets. I am SO glad there is an alternative to injections!

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    Interesting. I am a fan of the injections.

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