Role of feeding therapy and behavioral interventions in autism Feeding problems are common in children with ASD, often manifesting as food selectivity, refusal, and limited dietary variety
This is particularly important for injuries in low-blood-flow areas like tendons and ligaments
Son K, Jamil R, Chowdhury A, Mukherjee M, Venegas C, Miyasaki K, et al
In a review of studies, researchers found that while vitamin B12 supplementation did not improve depressive symptoms, low vitamin B12 levels were linked to an increased risk of developing depression
A patient who started surgery with adequate B12 can come through the perioperative period slightly depleted, particularly if appetite was reduced in the early recovery weeks or if there were any complications affecting oral intake