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I wanted to know is chlorella a viable source of vitamin b-12?
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Chlorella B12: Chlorella is a type of freshwater seaweed (green algae). It contains protein, iron, vitamins B and C, and other antioxidants It has been used to treat or prevent Low Vitamin B 12. There has not been enough clinical research to document its effectiveness to treat Vitamin B 12 deficiency.
Answered 5/28/2015
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