Vitamin B12-Rich Foods For Your Diet


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Vitamin B12 supports red blood cell formation, brain function, and energy metabolism. Deficiency can cause fatigue, numbness, and poor concentration.

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Eggs

One whole egg provides a healthy dose of B12 along with protein and choline, great for brain and nerve health.

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Dairy Products

Cow's milk, paneer, and curd are rich in B12. A daily glass of milk can help meet 18-25% of your requirement.

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Salmon

Just 100g of salmon offers more than your daily B12 needs, plus heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids.

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Tuna/Mackerel

These oily fish are excellent sources of B12 and protein, perfect for Indian non-vegetarian diets.

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Lean Meat

Affordable and easy to cook, chicken and mutton provide not just protein but also B12 for nerve and blood health.

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Liver

One of the richest natural sources of B12, just a small portion covers your daily requirement several times over.

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Cheese

Moderate amounts of cheese provide B12 along with calcium. Great in sandwiches or salads!

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Mushrooms

Certain mushrooms, especially those grown under UV light, contain B12, a useful plant-based addition.

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