B12 & the Effect on Heart Rate
Vitamin B-12, or cobalamin, is needed to maintain adequate function of the nervous system and also for the productions of red blood cells or cells of the blood that carry oxygen.
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Vitamin B-12, or cobalamin, is needed to maintain adequate function of the nervous system and also for the productions of red blood cells or cells of the blood that carry oxygen.
Read more →The heart is the primary organ responsible for oxygen delivery to the tissues. The heart is automatic by nature, because it can receive and pump blood without outside influences. For the heart to function adequately, it requires sufficient levels of various electrolytes, including potassium.
Read more →Calcium is the most abundant mineral found in bone. Only a small percentage of total body calcium is found in blood. Blood calcium plays a major role in the regulation of heart rate and rhythm, because it is involved in the generation and transmission of current from the pacemakers to the heart muscle.
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