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These tests may include a complete blood count, which measures haemoglobin as well as a test to measure Vitamin B12 levels in the blood
High levels of amino acid in the blood increases the chance of heart disease, sudden death of brain cells, Dementia, and porous bones.The deficiency of B12 in the body may result in pernicious anemia , low red blood cells in the body, tiredness, breathlessness, unusual fast beating of the heart
Tesofensine, for example, boosts neurotransmitters that reduce hunger and cravings, while FTPP has shown some impact on food intake