Paul Saladino· MD
but it's still cyanide, a mitochondrial toxin.
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but it's still cyanide, a mitochondrial toxin.
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well cyan aalin is is hydrogen cyanide based between right and cyanide is toxic to the mitochondria and and and look if you don't believe me you can go right to right to the National Library of Medicine at the National Institute of Health you can put cyanic calaman in there you can scroll down to section 5.3 it will say um um component compounds and it will tell you right there Cobalt Cobalt is the cobalt metal that becomes cobalamin when you put it in the body it's the the the part of the B12 a lot of people don't know that B12 is a metal um like zinc like magnesium it's a necessary light metal and then they bind it to something called hydrogen cyanide