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Vitamin B12 is considered an essential nutrient and vital for cell division, the synthesis of red blood cells, and the functioning of the nervous system. It is also a necessary and vital nutrient for the process of methylation. 

Without intrinsic factor, produced in the stomach, we can’t absorb or utilize vitamin B12. A deficiency of vitamin B12 can affect every system of the body and give rise to anemia, lack of energy, and poor memory and concentration. 

Join Phyllis as she discusses the ins-and-outs of vitamin B12, its role in methylation, and foods, herbs, and supplements that may be useful in restoring or utilizing this vital nutrient.

Includes:

- 2 hours of teaching (1, 2-hour class)

- Online Materials - by Phyllis D. Light (downloadable) and Matthew Wood (early preview of manuscript by Matthew, view-only)

- Online Help from Teachers


Certificates designed and signed by Matthew Wood are available for purchase to those who successfully complete all tests with a passing grade of 70% or better.  

More details regarding certificates are here.

The test is  31 multiple choice questions. Multiple attempts are permitted.

Course curriculum

  1. 1

    • Welcome Message

  2. 2

    • Vitamin B12, Intrinsic Factor, and Methylation - Matthew Wood - 21 pages - View only

    • Vitamin B12 - Phyllis D. Light - 14 pages - Downloadable
  3. 3

    • B12, Intrinsic Factor and Methylation - Webinar Chat Text

    • B12, Intrinsic Factor and Methylation - Video

    • B12, Intrinsic Factor and Methylation - Audio
  4. 4

    • B12, Intrinsic Factor, and Methylation Test
  5. 5

    • Please share your thoughts