The confusion, which is understandable, likely arises from one major overlap: the gut
In some cases, eg folate, they work directly together, in other cases they have an indirect link, but the end result is that no matter how much B12 you put into a body, if that body doesn't have enough iron (for example) the processes that use the B12 still won't work properly
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(Theyre also great sources of omega-3 fatty acids.) Dairy and eggs: A small amount of scrambled eggs, cottage cheese, or yogurt can be given as an occasional treat, but too much dairy may cause gastrointestinal upset
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