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Polioencephalomalacia More commonly called goat polio or simply thiamine deficiency, polioencephalomalacia is a neurological disease characterized by brain swelling and tissue death the word literally means softening of the brain. Ruminants harbor beneficial bacteria and protozoa that produce Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) and Vitamin B1 (thiamine) under normal environmental conditions
Animal studies show that AOD9604 may have anti-inflammatory effects, further supporting overall wellness
Patients taking certain medications (e.g., chloramphenicol may reduce the effectiveness of B12 therapy) or with risk factors for B12 deficiency (metformin use, proton pump inhibitors, nitrous oxide exposure, vegan diet) should discuss these with their healthcare provider
At Lifeline Primary Care, we understand that vitamin B12 injection schedules should be personalized to suit each patients unique health needs and goals
These injections are often recommended if your body has trouble absorbing B12 from food or if you have a deficiency