Vitamin B12 Test
Essential for energy, nerves and brain function
1 in 5
older Australians may have suboptimal B12 status
Source: NHMRC Nutrient Reference Values
Why This Test
B12 deficiency can affect neurological and cognitive function — and is often correctable once identified. Levels in the lower-normal range (150–300 pmol/L) sit in what's sometimes called the 'grey zone'. If symptoms persist or B12 is borderline, adding MMA testing can help your healthcare practitioner clarify whether B12 is being utilised effectively at the cellular level.
What This Test Measures
Vitamin B12
Levels in the lower-normal range (150–300 pmol/L) sit in what's sometimes called the 'grey zone'. If symptoms persist or B12 is borderline, adding MMA testing can help your healthcare practitioner clarify whether B12 is being utilised effectively at the cellular level.
Who May Benefit
- Fatigue despite adequate sleep
- Pins and needles or numbness
- Brain fog or memory issues
- Mood changes
- Vegetarian or vegan diet
- Taking metformin or PPIs
Understanding Your Results
Common Questions
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Important Information
This test provides health information for educational purposes. Results should be discussed with your healthcare practitioner. Not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
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