Is Cyanocobalamin Poisonous?

[@rodneyreno5109]

I drink 3 energy drinks daily. They contain this cyanocobalamin. Am I at risk from this being in my drinks?

[@DdDd-pk4pu]

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[@par11]

With mthfr mutation, a history of now resolved iron deficiency after receiving iron infusions and in the past low b12 levels, I have been receiving b12 injections bimonthly and my iron studies have been normal/anemia resolved as well as maintaining normal b12 levels. I feel better as soon as I get my b12 injection. Mood feels better as well. Should I be concerned about receiving this form of b12? Is another type recommended with the mthfr mutation? I have been taking a low dose of Methylfolate as well to treat low folate levels and have been feeling terrible with anxiety. Stopping it today. Focusing on upping foods high in folate instead. Seeing my hematologist next month.

[@markbethune7120]

I see cyanocobalamin in centrum performance pill. Is it healthy or good for me to take.

[@swintegrative]

Can’t say for you but I think the video should explain it

[@luvwings]

I have poly neuropathy and my dr. wants me to take the cyanocobalamin kind, but I’m not going to. I’m taking the other! My neuropathy is from chemo so my body is already taxed from toxins.

[@ImiChitterman]

Look at the methy form of this b12

[@luvwings]

⁠@@ImiChitterman thanks! I did start taking the methyl kind and I feel better after just a week. I guess the doctor wanted to save me money.

[@razorbeard6970]

​@@luvwingsWhat is the cost difference?

[@Schtuperfly]

My question is about the cyanocobalamin in Monster Energy drinks. There's a guy on the internet saying they make it from sewer plant scum, is that true, if so is that safe? How much cyanide is in each Monster (the original black can with green lettering)? And why does it make it so I can't sleep for a long time?

[@annann294]

​@@Schtuperfly I am here because I watched that video and have the same question😊

[@louisegardenia7674]

I’ve been taking 1000 MCG of cyanocobalamin a day for a b12 deficiency. I have the MTHFR gene mutation and I’ve been feeling so sick, now I know why. My head pounds, my vision is blurry, my heart hurts, I feel dizzy and nauseous, my nerves in my arms are constantly tingling and my limbs feeling heavy and my brain hurts, throwing them in the bin.

[@joshweatherly8715]

I drink 1 celcius energy drink per day, i saw a video of somebody explaining the amount of cyanide from that is very high. Wonder if you have any thoughts apart from what you have explained

[@swintegrative]

Not beyond what I already noted here in the video

[@MrVictorchase]

Is Cyanide beneficial at *any* dose?

[@swintegrative]

not that i know of and not likely

[@baylenreid]

Aren’t there better forms of B12?

[@swintegrative]

Oh yes definitely methylcobalmin, adenosylcobalmin, and hydroxycobalmin

[@marionward7115]

I have consistently high b12 lab test results >2000. My doctor says not to worry, but I do. Are there other lab tests to take. I am type 2 diabetic on metformin and insulin. Thanks for your videos.

[@swintegrative]

You should look at my other videos on this topic. Specifically lab test for high b12 levels

[@TomM2727]

Why does cyanocobalamin contain that small amount of cyanide in the first place? Is it a by-product at some point in the manufacturing process?

[@swintegrative]

I think it allows for a more stable molecule

[@CichlidChic]

Vitamin B12 in Activated Sewage Sludges is what gets turned into cyanocobalamin. That might be where the problem starts.

[@gladysedakattil120]

I don’t have any detailed information. The other day I accidentally stumbled upon a video (while I was already half asleep) by a doctor working for the Defense where he mentioned cyanocobolamine to be a synthetic B12 & explained how it affects the body. I regret that I didn’t make note of its link to go over it when I’m not half asleep! Very likely this video is already taken down because it’s sharing the truth about this form of B12. Sorry!

[@taylorborgman7034]

So if people are unable to detoxify these things, do they also recommend to not consume spinach, almonds, lima beans, etc because these also contain cyanide?

[@swintegrative]

Yes it is interesting that some foods have naturally occurring cyanide. It’s my understanding that the spinach does not, but some things like lima beans and cassava do. However, after cooking most, if not all of it is removed. Still if someone were susceptible, something like lima beans may be even worse than Cyanocobalamin.

[@just4roles1]

I have been following a few doctors now who do say to stop eating plants, "they are killing us". I really think they are on to something, the more I listen to them, it really makes sense.

[@taylorborgman7034]

@@swintegrative It's a good thing cyanocobalamin is non-toxic to our body. They actually treat cyanide poisoning with hydroxocobalamin so the cyanide can bind to the cobalamin and for cyanocobalamin, which can be safely excreted in the urine.

[@taylorborgman7034]

@@just4roles1 But those are psuedoscientists. They pick and choose the studies that support their claim whether the studies are good or bad. I trust the committees of MDs, PhDs, and RDs that put together the dietary guidelines. The guideline emphasize a higher consumption of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and plant proteins.

[@Pete_L77]

Is cyanocobalamin taken from excrement?

[@swintegrative]

Not that I know of

[@Pete_L77]

@@swintegrative many sources saying it comes from human feces

[@paxetbonum4420]

Could this be the cause of Parkinson like symptoms?

[@swintegrative]

No not that I know of

[@aprilgracepacia6100]

Well explained♥️♥️♥️♥️ I understand you better, can you be my primary doctor?❤

[@markbethune7120]

Hi doctor my question is what makes cyanocobalamin.

[@swintegrative]

Not sure your question do you mean where do they get the cyanide or who is the manufacturer?

[@annann294]

​@@swintegrative I think he means how it is made. Another doctor say they make it from wastewater

[@swintegrative]

@@annann294 I don't think it is from waste water but a lot of people are asking this question so mb will do a video on this.

[@jenniferroberts5699]

Hi Dr what make cyanocobalamin

[@swintegrative]

I don’t Understand your question

[@Val-ub4uw]

It's made from human waste

[@swintegrative]

@@Val-ub4uw human waste? that makes no sense to me. what makes you think that or what evidence do you have for that?

[@alexkillips6457]

Taking lethal dose levels off the table. Let’s talk about the effects of consistent long term doses when it’s consumed daily because it’s found in food and drinks such as Celsius energy drinks.

[@swintegrative]

Honestly I can’t say for sure. My thoughts are most people are capable of detoxifying it but we do live in an ever increasing toxic world so hard to know for sure. If u r a “sensitive person “ mb more of an issue. I can say it’s better to use other forms so u don’t have to worry about it.

[@ImiChitterman]

You fail to speak about people with kidney and related renal issues.. you also need to speak about other food sources that may increase doses.. eg energy drinks, fortifies supplements, fortified foods... so please give it a full review

[@dragonwithagirltattoo598]

It’s your responsibility to talk to your doctor. This doctor can’t take every ailment into consideration. His is a general summary.