The B12 in faeces is known to almost exclusively consist of 'inactive analogues'. Inactive analogues, or rather - a mix of inactive B12 analogues and active B12 can be found it lots of places....
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Re: B12 found in organically grown produce
The B12 in faeces is known to almost exclusively consist of 'inactive analogues'. Inactive analogues, or rather - a mix of inactive B12 analogues and active B12 can be found it lots of places....
Re: B12 found in organically grown produce
Not scientific for a number of reasons...
Both humans and animals produce B12 (eg in the intestines), but the processes are most likely not identical between humans and other animals. Some of the...
Re: B12 found in organically grown produce
Hi vegmonkey!
There's actually nothing in that article which documents that statement, and while I of course agree that we don't need to eat animal products, there's no scientific proof that...