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Over time, this can lead to gradual brightening and more even skin tone

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Finally, B12 is required to make myelin, the protective layer that coats nerve cells. B12 also works alongside folate to produce red blood cells, and without adequate B12 those cells grow abnormally large and lose their ability to carry oxygen efficiently