Pimentel M, Constantino T, Kong Y, Bajwa M, Rezaei A, Park S
A study by Ozbalci et al
One of the primary reactions of methylcobalamin in the body is to convert homocysteine to methionine high homocysteine levels are undesirable and known to be an indicator of heart disease and stroke risk due to the fact free homocysteine in the blood causes sclerosis of the arteries, putting strain on the vascular system and the heart
Homocysteine, cysteine, folate and vitamin B status in type 2 diabetic patients with chronic kidney disease
Another study involving 17 patients with AD, 82.4% of them had plasma vitamin C levels below 25 mol/L, while only 3 patients had levels within the normal range (2580 mol/L)
The Journal of Experimental Biology