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7 Reasons to Rethink Your B12 If You Take a Daily Acid Reducer

(Besides Having One Less Tablet to Swallow Each Morning)

Tingling feet or cold toes making you look at your B12? Whether you've taken omeprazole, esomeprazole, lansoprazole or pantoprazole for years, or you've already tried a B12 tablet and noticed nothing. Here's why Sanora is different.

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STOMACH ACID & B12

01

Free the B12 Your Acid Reducer Leaves Locked (Why Food May Fall Short)

The B12 in your food is locked to protein, and stomach acid is what frees it. Your acid reducer lowers that acid, which is why you can take in less however well you eat.

Sanora gives it to you already free, as active methylcobalamin, a real 5,000 mcg, alongside the acid reducer you never stop. Your reflux stays where your doctor wants it, and your B12 no longer depends on the acid your tablet is reducing.

Free the B12 Your Acid Reducer Leaves Locked (Why Food May Fall Short)

The B12 in your food is locked to protein, and stomach acid is what frees it. Your acid reducer lowers that acid, which is why you can take in less however well you eat.

Sanora gives it to you already free, as active methylcobalamin, a real 5,000 mcg, alongside the acid reducer you never stop. Your reflux stays where your doctor wants it, and your B12 no longer depends on the acid your tablet is reducing.

UNDER THE TONGUE

02

Free B12, No Stomach Acid Needed

Most B12 from food has to be "freed by stomach acid first", and 10 to 30% of adults over 50 already absorb it poorly, even before years of a daily acid reducer.

 

Sanora is held under the tongue for 60 seconds, then swallowed, its B12 already free. About 1% of a high dose is absorbed without the stomach. At 5,000 mcg, that small share adds up.

Free B12, No Stomach Acid Needed

Most B12 from food has to be "freed by stomach acid first", and 10 to 30% of adults over 50 already absorb it poorly, even before years of a daily acid reducer.

 

Sanora is held under the tongue for 60 seconds, then swallowed, its B12 already free. About 1% of a high dose is absorbed without the stomach. At 5,000 mcg, that small share adds up.

NERVES & ENERGY

03

Why Tingling Feet Send People to Their B12

When feet tingle or toes stay cold, people over 50 start asking questions. That is the tingling you notice in the evening with the heating on, and the flat, heavy tiredness that follows you through the whole of the afternoon. Always worth mentioning to your doctor.

 

Sanora carries B12 to support healthy nerve function*, with B6, B1, B3 and folate to support normal energy*. B-vitamins work as a team, and B12 on its own is only part of it. No caffeine, no stimulants, and they build up over weeks, not days.

Why Tingling Feet Send People to Their B12

When feet tingle or toes stay cold, people over 50 start asking questions. That is the tingling you notice in the evening with the heating on, and the flat, heavy tiredness that follows you through the whole of the afternoon. Always worth mentioning to your doctor.

 

Sanora carries B12 to support healthy nerve function*, with B6, B1, B3 and folate to support normal energy*. B-vitamins work as a team, and B12 on its own is only part of it. No caffeine, no stimulants, and they build up over weeks, not days.

NOTHING TO STOP

04

Never Give Up the Acid Reducer That You Rely On

That not-quite-yourself feeling isn't always just age. But the answer is never to drop the tablet that keeps your reflux under control, however long you have taken it. Never stop or change a prescribed medicine without talking to your doctor.

 

Sanora isn't a medicine and doesn't pretend to be. It's five B-vitamins in a raspberry drop, in a form your body can use, without the caffeine, the sugar or anything harsh to get used to. Alongside your acid reducer, never instead of it.

Never Give Up the Acid Reducer That You Rely On

That not-quite-yourself feeling isn't always just age. But the answer is never to drop the tablet that keeps your reflux under control, however long you have taken it. Never stop or change a prescribed medicine without talking to your doctor.

 

Sanora isn't a medicine and doesn't pretend to be. It's five B-vitamins in a raspberry drop, in a form your body can use, without the caffeine, the sugar or anything harsh to get used to. Alongside your acid reducer, never instead of it.

THE ACTIVE FORM

05

Not "Basic Cyanocobalamin" Like Drugstore Brands

Most drugstore B12 tablets use cyanocobalamin, a synthetic form your body must convert first, before it can put it to work. Many give you just 500 to 1,000 mcg, a small fraction of 5,000 mcg. And usually it is B12 alone.

 

Sanora uses 100% active methylcobalamin, free of cyanocobalamin. Delivering 5,000 mcg per serving for daily use, with the full B-complex alongside, at the exact amounts printed on the label. That is why nothing is hidden in a blend or left for you to guess.

Not "Basic Cyanocobalamin" Like Drugstore Brands

Most drugstore B12 tablets use cyanocobalamin, a synthetic form your body must convert first, before it can put it to work. Many give you just 500 to 1,000 mcg, a small fraction of 5,000 mcg. And usually it is B12 alone.

 

Sanora uses 100% active methylcobalamin, free of cyanocobalamin. Delivering 5,000 mcg per serving for daily use, with the full B-complex alongside, at the exact amounts printed on the label. That is why nothing is hidden in a blend or left for you to guess.

PUBLISHED RESEARCH

06

It's Not Just a Hunch. It's in JAMA and on the Drug's Own Label.

Acid reducers and B12 have been studied extensively. In JAMA (2013), two years or more on acid reducers was associated with a 65% higher risk of B12 deficiency. Omeprazole's own label notes that daily use for more than 3 years may lead to poor B12 absorption, with deficiency rarely reported. Worth raising with your own doctor.

It's Not Just a Hunch. It's in JAMA and on the Drug's Own Label.

Acid reducers and B12 have been studied extensively. In JAMA (2013), two years or more on acid reducers was associated with a 65% higher risk of B12 deficiency. Omeprazole's own label notes that daily use for more than 3 years may lead to poor B12 absorption, with deficiency rarely reported. Worth raising with your own doctor.

REAL STUDIES, REAL NUMBERS

What the published research reports:

65%

higher risk of B12 deficiency with 2+ years on acid-reducing tablets (JAMA, 2013)

10-30%

of adults over 50 absorb the B12 in food poorly (IOM, 1998)

3 yrs+

of daily use may lead to poor B12 absorption (omeprazole label)

~1%

of a high B12 dose is absorbed passively (Berlin, 1968)

MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE

07

90 Days to Decide, or Your Money Back

With a 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee on every order, Sanora is an easy choice for those looking to support their B12 every day*, without harsh fine print, another wasted bottle, or giving up the acid reducer that keeps your reflux under control.

90 Days to Decide, or Your Money Back

With a 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee on every order, Sanora is an easy choice for those looking to support their B12 every day*, without harsh fine print, another wasted bottle, or giving up the acid reducer that keeps your reflux under control.

The Answer on a Daily Acid Reducer: B12 That Doesn't Wait on Acid

Active methylcobalamin at 5,000 mcg with B1, B3, B6 and folate, in a raspberry liquid drop. One and a half droppers under the tongue each morning, held for 60 seconds, so your B12 is already free instead of waiting on stomach acid. Especially if you're over fifty and have taken an acid reducer for years.

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Sources: Lam JR et al., JAMA 2013;310(22):2435-2442. Institute of Medicine, Dietary Reference Intakes, 1998. Omeprazole prescribing information, DailyMed (U.S. National Library of Medicine). Berlin H et al., Acta Med Scand 1968.