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I have no known reason for low b12 level, does there always have to be an underlying problem present? thanks

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Yes: If you have no underlying issues and eat a normal diet containing meats you should not be B-12 deficient. However if you are taking medications to lower gastric acidity this may do it. If you are a vegetarian supplements will be necessary.

Answered 6/8/2014

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