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Old 03-07-2014, 07:44 AM #1
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You can swallow any B12 tablet whole...without chewing.

I'd try it that way. It will dissolve in the stomach quickly,if you take at least 4 oz of water with it.
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You can swallow any B12 tablet whole...without chewing.

I'd try it that way. It will dissolve in the stomach quickly,if you take at least 4 oz of water with it.
I guess I can try that. They're a bit rough, tbh. Might catch in the throat a bit.

I'm a bit confused as to the reason why swallowing it whole would produce a difference response than chewing/dissolving, though.
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