Vitamin B-50 Complex

Boost your energy and more with the entire B family complex

Scientific Support

• One recent theory points to B-vitamin status and homocysteine levels predicting cognitive decline. In one study, high homocysteine levels were associated with a decline in recall memory, while, in another study, high blood folate levels were associated with maintaining verbal and other cognitive skills.[1]
• A recent controlled study suggest that supplementing with B-6, folic acid and B-12 helps to promote normal homocysteine levels.[2]
• A 2000 clinical trial suggests that supplementing with folic acid and B-12 supports normal endothelial function, most likely by promoting normal homocysteine levels.[3]
• Folic acid supplementation is associated with improved vascular function independent of its affect on homocysteine.[4]
• New research suggests that maintaining normal homocysteine levels is also associated with maintaining strong bones as you age.[5]
• Vitamin B12 deficiency is common in older people, with approximately 20% of the elderly population showing low serum levels. Some estimates put it as high as 60%.[6] Deficiency is caused primarily by malabsorption and pernicious anemia.