Nusava

Waking up exhausted after nine hours of sleep is not your age.

If you have been on acid-blocking medication for a while — omeprazole, lansoprazole or something like it — your body is absorbing less and less vitamin B12. The absorption happens right at the end of the small intestine and it needs stomach acid to start. That acid is exactly what the medication switches off. The effect builds slowly: flat mornings, a head that will not clear, and pins and needles in the hands and feet.

Ordinary B12 tablets do not fix this, because they travel the same blocked route. On acid blockers, under 2% of a tablet gets through. That is why you can take one every day for months and feel nothing change.

Nusava B12 takes a different road. The drops go under your tongue, where the tissue is thin enough for B12 to pass straight into the bloodstream. Your stomach is never involved, so nothing has to be broken down and nothing has to be absorbed in the place the medication has closed. Held there for a minute, absorption reaches as much as 98%.

Every dose carries 5,000 mcg of methylcobalamin — the active form your body can use immediately, with no conversion by the liver. Alongside it sit B6 as P-5-P, B1 as thiamine, and methylfolate, the cofactors your nerves and your energy production need to stabilise. This is nutritional support, not a replacement for anything your doctor has prescribed.

✔ 5,000 mcg of active methylcobalamin per dose
✔ Sublingual drops, bypassing the absorption problem entirely
✔ With B6 (P-5-P), B1 and methylfolate as cofactors
✔ Taken alongside your current medication
✔ No injections and no appointments
✔ One dropper a day, that is all

Take one full dropper under your tongue first thing in the morning, hold it for sixty seconds, then swallow. Most people notice within about seven days that mornings start easier and the afternoon slump stops arriving on schedule.

Contents: 30 ml per bottle, roughly one month's supply. Food supplement. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of children.