• arakhis_@feddit.org
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    10 days ago

    B12 is also artificially given into animal fodder. Look into enriched alternatives (ie alpro does alot) if thats the actual reasoning in the last statement.

    enriched example

    In countries corpos need to stick to give “nutritional value tables” for each animal, there u can see how much supplements are given. Which is done because its just cheaper for the short time they need to “grow”. on that note quality standards for supplements via lab tests are non existent, which is even hard to get for human consumption already.

    Its all a big fairy tale the lobby doesnt want you to be correctly educated on

    • grysbok@lemmy.sdf.org
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      10 days ago

      Oh, no worries. I compensate with a B12 supplement. I just need the supplement because my diet doesn’t otherwise contain enough B12. I’m low-meat because I want to reduce my environmental impact, cows are cute, pork violently disagrees with me, and I don’t like chicken.