Warning: Vitamin B Deficiency Can Make You SicK

Warning: Vitamin B Deficiency Can Make You SicK

By Carrie Brown

Posted Monday, December 5, 2016 at 04:13pm EST

Keywords: adrenal fatigue, aging, antioxidant, asthma attacks, B vitamins, Bee Pollen, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Cigarrette Smoking, depression, health, multiple sclerosis, Natural remedies, Niacin, nicotine, nutrition, pantothenic acid, Pituitary Gland, Royal Jelly, Stopping Smoking, Wellness Lifestyle

The ever-popular B Vitamins. Without a doubt, they’re beneficial, especially for symptoms of fatigue. Probably, you could ask any elderly person and they’ll tell you a nice, big shot of B vitamins is exactly what the doctor ordered. Heck, even medicare pays for a vitamin B shot.

So when was the last time you thought about the B vitamins? Ever wonder why you have those cracks at the corners of your mouth? Even more, have you wanted natural relief from depression? Or, wondered how to alleviate Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?

Therefore, enlighten yourself with these B vitamins, and resolve those deficiencies today!



Vitamin B-2 (Riboflavin)–Riboflavin helps create blood cells. (And who doesn’t need that?) Ever noticed how some people lose their upper lip when they hit middle age? That’s probably because they need more B-2. Symptoms of deficiencies are cracks at the corners of your mouth and on the lips, weakness, sore throat, and a swollen tongue.
Vitamin B-3 (Niacin)–Niacin helps you to chill out, dude! And if you’re feeling a little depressed, have some B-3. Also, cigarette smokers curb cravings with Niacin supplementation. Symptoms of deficiency are indigestion, fatigue, canker sores, depression, moodiness, and a low threshold for everyday stress.
Vitamin B-5 (Pantothenic Acid)–The body uses Pantothenic Acid for almost everything it does. For example, your brain thinking, heart pumping, and lungs breathing are all helped by B-5. In addition, not only does it help you chill out when you’re stressed, but it also helps you look 20 when you’re actually 50. (Maybe that’s an exaggeration on my part. But it does help you age a little more gracefully.) Still, a deficiency of B-5 is pretty bad, and can cause adrenal exhaustion, asthma attacks, insomnia, nausea, fatigue, irritability, and vomiting.
Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine)–Isn’t it cool how all the B vitamins help with depression in some way? And B-6 is no different! For instance, feel a little more anxious than normal, or your PMS symptoms worsening? It’s probably due to low levels of B-6. (Incidentally, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is thought to be caused by a deficiency of B-6.)
Vitamin B-12 (Cobalamin)–B-12 is the grandaddy of all B vitamins. No doubt you need some more red blood cells, right? Sure, you do! Who doesn’t! So just take some B-12, why don’t you! Other deficiencies of B-12 may cause a sore mouth, loss of mental energy, difficulty in concentration, and impotency in men (Yikes!)



Natural Sources For The B Vitamins–



Undoubtedly, you have seen a deficiency symptom listed here and have wondered how to fix it. Where exactly do you find natural sources of the B vitamins? Simple! At the grocery store. So look at the list below, grab your keys, and go shopping!

Brewer’s Yeast
Wheat Germ
Blackstrap Molasses
Organ Meats–no pork, please
Eggs
Fish
Avocados
Nuts
Green Leafy Vegetables
Bee Pollen
Royal Jelly
Raw Honey

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References:

Balch, Phyllis A. Prescriptions for Nutritional Healing; Fifth Edition, New York, The Penguin Group, 2010
Tenney, Louise. Today’s Herbal Health for Women: The Modern Woman’s Natural Health Guide, Pleasant Grove, Woodland Publishing, 1997
Lepore, Donald. The Ultimate Healing System: The Illustrated Guide To Muscle Testing & Nutrition, Pleasant Grove, Woodland Publishing, 1985