[sponsored] Two Fun Facts about Me 1. I have a vitamin b12 deficiency [pretty c…


[sponsored] Two Fun Facts about Me 1. I have a vitamin b12 deficiency [pretty common in people with Celiac] 2. I have a hard time swallowing pills [I am pretty much a child when it comes to this] I will need to take a b12 supplement for the rest of my days. Its not a life or death matter but when I am good about taking b12 I totally notice my energy levels are up & I dont wake with tingling hands & arms in the middle of the night I recently came across @zhou_nutrition [A Utah based company ] and am really impressed with their product



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