Mood Changes
Low levels of B12 have been linked to mood and brain disorders like depression and dementia.
The “homocysteine hypothesis of depression” has been suggested as a potential explanation for this link.
This theory suggests that high levels of homocysteine caused by low levels of B12 could cause damage to the brain tissue and interfere with signals to and from your brain, leading to mood changes.
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