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I have been living with type 2 diabetes for over 7 years and I actually started to believe I was going crazy. Every morning I woke up completely exhausted, as if I hadn't slept at all. At night, my hands tingled, almost like tiny ants crawling over the skin. My GP always said the same thing: “It’s common with diabetes.” So I thought… that it was just something I had to live with. But it only got worse. One evening, I almost fell asleep in the middle of dinner with my grandchildren. Somewhere around then, I’d had enough. Shortly after, I read something that changed everything for me. It turned out that diabetes medication can block the absorption of vitamin B12 — completely unnoticed. The very vitamin the body needs for energy and healthy nerves. And according to the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, this is actually well known. As many as 1 in 10 diabetics can be affected. Yet hardly anyone talks about it. 😤 I tried regular B12 tablets from the pharmacy. But I didn’t notice any difference at all. And in hindsight, it makes sense. The tablets pass right where the absorption is blocked, so the body barely takes any in. Then I found something completely different: a melt tablet that is placed under the tongue and goes directly into the bloodstream. Without passing through the stomach or intestines. So the blockage is completely bypassed. And it made a huge difference for me. After just two weeks, I felt it. The brain fog began to clear. I got more energy and felt clearer in my head again. My daughter suddenly said: “Mum, it feels like you’re yourself again.” That hit me straight in the heart. If any of this sounds familiar to you, then you really should read on. It could be about more than “just” diabetes. 👉 https://healthbloguk.com/MetaB12/metformin-blocks-my-intestines-access-to-vitamin-b12-so-i-opted-for-a-b12-tablet-that-melts-under-my-tongue-and-goes-directly-into-my-bloodstream