Metabolism of l-carnitine by Enterobacteriaceae under aerobic conditions
Breath tests for the non-invasive diagnosis of small intestinal bacterial overgrowth: a systematic review with meta-analysis
Summary: B12 deficiency may be caused by malabsorption, poor dietary intake and/or pernicious anemia
Our study recruited participants with a suboptimal clinical response, encompassing a suboptimal initial weight loss response and weight regain after an initial period of weight loss

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