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Descrição do Produto: Creme de Vitamina B12 Methyl B-12, Methylcobalamin B12 1000 mcg
O Creme de Vitamina B12 Methyl B-12 é uma formulação avançada que combina a potência do Methylcobalamin, uma forma altamente biodisponível da vitamina B12, com a conveniência de um creme tópico. Cada aplicação fornece 1000 mcg de vitamina B12, essencial para a produção de energia, saúde neurológica e manutenção do bem-estar geral. Este creme é ideal para aqueles que buscam uma alternativa prática à suplementação oral, especialmente para indivíduos que podem ter dificuldades em absorver a vitamina B12 através do trato digestivo. Com uma textura leve e de rápida absorção, o creme é facilmente aplicado na pele, permitindo que os nutrientes penetrem diretamente na corrente sanguínea, promovendo um aumento de energia e vitalidade ao longo do dia.
Benefícios Destacados pela Vitaminer Shop para Comprar:
1. Aumento de Energia: A vitamina B12 é fundamental para a produção de energia celular, ajudando a combater a fadiga e o cansaço.
2. Saúde Neurológica: Contribui para a manutenção da saúde do sistema nervoso, auxiliando na função cognitiva e na memória.
3. Absorção Eficiente: A forma Methylcobalamin é mais facilmente absorvida pelo organismo, garantindo que você receba todos os benefícios da vitamina B12.
4. Praticidade de Uso: O creme é uma alternativa conveniente para quem tem dificuldades com comprimidos ou cápsulas, permitindo uma aplicação direta na pele.
5. Suporte ao Metabolismo: Ajuda na metabolização de carboidratos e gorduras, promovendo um metabolismo saudável e equilibrado.
- Sugestão de Uso:
Aplique uma quantidade adequada do Creme de Vitamina B12 Methyl B-12 diretamente na pele limpa e seca, preferencialmente nas áreas onde a circulação sanguínea é mais intensa, como pulsos, antebraços ou coxas. Massageie suavemente até completa absorção. Recomenda-se o uso diário, podendo ser aplicado uma ou duas vezes ao dia, conforme a necessidade. Para melhores resultados, utilize o creme em conjunto com uma dieta equilibrada e um estilo de vida saudável. Evite a aplicação em áreas com feridas abertas ou irritações.
Marcelo P. –
Vitaminas B para la piel muy bien.
Diane L. Westover –
Didn’t work as for me maybe different for others
Nils –
I’ve been taking B12 shots for the past few weeks, and found them to be beneficial. I started looking for an alternative because:
1) Shots are expensive. (The ones I’ve been getting from my naturopath are $15 each. That adds up!)
2) B12 may be “natural,” but needles aren’t. Something bothers me about the idea of trying to fortify my health by jabbing a sharp metal tube under my skin and giving myself an injection.
3) They can hurt, if you inject them in an area that has a lot of nerve endings.
3) With needles, there’s a possibility of infection or complications.
4) Many injectable formulas contain cyanocobalamin, not necessarily the best kind of B12 to take.
SO WHAT ARE THE ALTERNATIVES?
If you don’t want to take B12 shots, you might consider:
(1) B12 capsules and tablets (typical “vitamin pills” designed to be swallowed and digested)
(2) B12 tablets (sublingual; designed to dissolve under your tongue)
(3) B12 liquids and sprays (sublingual)
(4) B12 patches (transdermal; the vitamin is absorbed through your skin)
(5) B12 creams (also transdermal) (such as this one)
The problem with item 1 (typical B vitamin pills) is that if you’re not absorbing B12 from food, you’re unlikely to absorb it from a tablets and capsules which, like food, end up in your digestive tract.
Items 2,3,4 and 5 are all intended to bypass the intestinal tract (like injections) so in theory could result in better absorption.
My experience with item 2, sublingual tablets, has been uneven. When I feel anything, it’s a quick burst of energy that fades quickly. The ones I like best are the B12/folic acid/B6 tabs from Trader Joe’s. But again, they’re made from cyanocobalamin. And their effect doesn’t seem to last.
I’ve also tried item 3, sublingual liquids and sprays, but have not felt the same benefit I get from shots.
B12 patches (item 4) are a popular alternative to injections. Some people like them a lot. But they can sometimes come off as they rub against clothing, or when taking baths or showers. And they’re pretty pricey — over $2 per patch, on the average. This is less than the cost of an injection, but still adds up. The cheaper ones have a reputation for not staying on, and for staining clothing and skin.
This leaves item 5, B12 cream. Creams, like patches, deliver their product transdermally, through the skin. They’re not patches, so you don’t have to worry about them staying on.
HOW THIS PRODUCT WORKS
The cream goes on pretty much like any hand lotion. The insert recommends rubbing it into the wrists, so I’ve been doing that that way. I roll up my sleeves, apply the cream to one wrist and rub with the other. There are visible blood vessels in the wrists, visible just under the surface, so I assume it’s going rapidly into the bloodstream, when applied this way.
The cream is a light pink in color (all B12 products have some “red” in them), and has a very faint fragrance, almost undetectable. Initially it’s very visible on your skin, but if you rub it in again a few minutes after applying it, it won’t be visible anymore. It feels a bit like applying a thin film of soap to the skin.
One nice thing about this product, Vita Sciences Maxasorb B12 cream is that it contains methylcobalamin, which many people prefer to cyanocobalamin.
MY EXPERIENCE
My first impression (on day 1) was of a jolt of energy. It felt as effective, and even faster acting, than the shots I had been giving myself. The second time I used it (day 2), I noticed a milder energy boost. It may be that my body was lower in B12 the first time, so the cream had a more noticeable effect. Still, I did feel something. All in all, my impression is that it works well, works quickly, and is an effective product. For those looking for an alternative to injections, it’s worth trying.
CAVEATS
The first time I pressed the dispenser, a tiny chunk came out. Apparently this is what was stuck in the dispenser. The second time, I got a large ribbon of cream. The third time, a big blob. The next couple of times, more ribbons of cream. It may be because the container is new; hopefully it’ll settle into giving the same amount in each dose as the days go by. If I run into any other problems, I’ll update this.
Genevieve Neff –
It feels good on my skin rash, and maybe helped it a little. (I think I finally hit on the cause of the rash: a reaction to the antibiotics that cows receive. Now the rash is going away, even without using the topical B12.) But what I don’t like is that it doesn’t absorb all the way. I was hoping for something that would soak in, so I could use it overnight. I’ll use it, anyway, but only when I shouldn’t need to wash my hands for a while during the day. But I won’t be ordering any more of it, relying instead on sublingual lozenges.
R. Carvalho –
Surprised how well this worked! I was looking for some kind of B12 topical as recommended by the National Eczema Association. Highly recommend and I’ve tried a lot of other things.
Lizardhaven –
i just did a review on methylcobalimin tablets that i used successfully many times over 20 years, and when i saw this i thought it might work on the sudden facial wrinkles that i developed and later when i got a jign blood sugar reading in a routine blood test, i figured that could be the reason. i thik it is working slow;y to restore my skin to how it used to be. but i got some really significent results on a different thing. a few days ago i kept thinking ther was a spider on my the back of my hand. i kept feeling as if a tiny bug was walking over my hand about an inch below the thumbpit (if that was not a word before, it is now) and about 2 1/2 inches below the index fingerpit.i could feel the individual feet walking at elast six of them, but when i went to brush it away ther was nothing there. i got very paranoid because a family member i had visited someone whose kid had head lice and thought that might be what i could feel and not see. but bright lights and strong glasses confirmed ther was nothing there. but about every 10 minutes i felt tthe same thing again. light, glasses, nothing there. in the past i had little nerve twitched on an eyelid, and reasoned it was something similar. so i got out this product and rubbed a couple drops into the area. the next tiem it happened i rubbed a few more drops in to the skin there. i rubbed it in a couple more times though there were no more twitches. and the problem was gone.
this may not be an earthshaking medical breakthrought, but if i had not had the funny twitch, i would not have any way to be sure that this product works as well as it did, and as it is the 2nd methylcobalamin product that worked ver well for things i did not expect it to work that well on, i though i would share the news.
Amazon Customer –
But I couldn’t tell if it’s effective
Amazon Customer –
I love this product, it’s been nice to have on the side when I need an extra boost of energy. It is worth the purchase!
A Mom Review –
My son has excema/ extreme dry skin on his hands and face that he scratches to the point of bleeding creating open wounds. I read some research that showed excema and atopic dermatitis could be an indication of a vitamin B deficiency so I looked into this product. This IS HEALING HIS SKIN like nothing else I have tried and I have tried a ton of things. The wounds are healing and in addition his skin feels sooo soft like baby skin should!! We are mostly using it once a day, at night before bed. The first couple of days after receiving the product I applied it morning and night. I’m amazed and I’m not exaggerating. A problem I have with other “excema” products is that my son screams that they burn but this product doesn’t bother him at all! He loves that it’s pink and it has a minty smell which I imagine feels good on his itchy skin. I will be buying again!
D. D. –
Ich habe auf der Suche nach einer B12 haltigen Creme für die Anwendung im Gesicht hier zugegriffen. Ich muss vorweg sagen, dass ich im Grunde die Bewertung zu früh schreibe, denn für eine stichhaltige Bewertung müsste man einen Monat das Produkt ausprobieren und täglich anwenden denke ich.
Bisher sind es 3 Tage.
Nach 3 Tagen kann ich folgendes sagen:
– die Creme ist ungewohnt für den deutschen Markt. Es hat anfangs Ähnlichkeit von Geruch und der Konsistenz mit Zahnpasta. Trotzdem lässt sich die Creme gut verteilen
– der Geruch schlägt nach kurzer Zeit um und es riecht etwas unangenehm. Muffig würde ich sagen
– die Creme fettet nicht nach. Sehr angenehm
– Rötungen verschwinden ziemlich schnell. Auch bin ich der Meinung, dass gerade im Stirnbereich (mal unreineres Hautbild) die Haut weicher und… wie soll ich sagen… „haltiger“ wird
Bleibt abzuwarten wie es nach längerer Anwendung aussieht. Ich werde berichten.
Bisheriges Fazit:
Ganz ordentliche Creme die ihre Eigenarten hat 😉 aber der Preis ist für 30 Anwendungen (laut Hersteller) schon ziemlich hoch. Ein mal auf die Tube drücken kostet knappe 60ct.
Mal gucken ob es dem noch gerecht wird und ich die Sterne auf 4 nach oben korrigieren muss.
1 Stern Abzug, weil der Geruch für mich wirklich unangenehm WIRD