“Whilst there are some plant-based sources of vitamin B12, such as certain algae and plants exposed to bacterial action or contaminated by soil or insects, humans obtain almost all of their vitamin B12 from animal foods.”
Who are these bacterial-actioned plants?
...and what is ‘plants contaminated by soil’?
Oh I know that one! It’s plants that still have dirt on them. For instance, dirty potatoes!
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Who are these bacterial-actioned plants?
...and what is ‘plants contaminated by soil’?
Oh I know that one! It’s plants that still have dirt on them. For instance, dirty potatoes!