B12 Supreme Energy Patch

The following benefits have identified and verified in published scientific studies surrounding B Vitamins.

Energy production has a fundamental effect on physical and mental performance; it is the vital fuel for all internal functions and builds, repairs and maintains all cells. The human body demands these energy and mood supporting vitamins to function optimally – there is no way around it. Failing to manage B vitamin blood levels is guaranteed to have critical and negative effects on your day to day life.

Low energy levels often have one single cause; the body is not obtaining enough B vitamins. All B vitamins are water-soluble, so we need to safeguard our daily intake of B vitamins through daily supplementation!

Those who have even a mild deficiency will experience brain fog, poor resistance to stress, deep fatigue and a decreased ability to perform exercise at any intensity. This can further lead to impaired muscle capacity, decreasing exercise performance and problems with memory, concentration and depression.

Did you know: Vegans and those with digestive problems are almost certain to be deficient in B vitamins

The following benefits have identified in published scientific studies and clinical reports surrounding supplementing with B Vitamins. All benefits have been approved by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA)

mental Energy

Our biggest drain of energy is our brain as it requires double the amount of energy than any other organ in the body. Optimal brain function is reliant on healthy levels of all the B vitamins, as they are directly involved in neurology, physiology and brain metabolism. Scientific studies have clearly shown a B vitamin deficiency can result in reduced levels of alertness, overall cognitive decline and significantly diminish overall quality of life (depression and deep fatigue).

Ever felt you’ve been unable to focus or fuzzy headed? Brain fog is a term that describes this issue with focus, logic, problem solving and memory. When it comes to neurological concerns, increasing B vitamin blood levels is especially important to address such issues. B vitamins are essential for some of the brains most important functions, specifically the development and normal functioning of the central nervous system.

• They are vital for the formation of
  myelin; a fatty white substance crucial
  to the health of nerve cells and
  neurotransmitters. Some of these
  neurotransmitters include dopamine,
  serotonin and nor-epinephrine all of
  which are essential for maintenance
  of cognitive functions including
  learning, memory, concentration and
  reasoning! [3][4]
• They regulate and promote
  haemoglobin production, which
  carries energy boosting oxygen to all
  parts of the body and most
  importantly – the brain. Levels
  determine brain cell function and low
  levels correlate directly with cognitive
  impairment, heightened mental
  fatigue and a decreased ability to
  focus. [16][14][15]

A deficiency can cause long term damage to the myelin sheath, which will lead to numerous neurological and psychological problems. Long term deficiencies have been linked to an increased risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. [11][14][16][18]

Long running and substantial evidence also shows that low levels of B vitamins correlates with an increase in depression and anxiety. B vitamins act essential transporters to take l-tryptophan over the blood-brain barrier to biosynthesis (produce) serotonin – an important neurotransmitter in the brain that is referred to as the ‘happy hormone’ [1][4]

• Feel energised and mentally sharp
  throughout the day
  
• Naturally alleviate anxious thoughts
  and promote feelings of well-being