doses, creates an acidic environment that can damage B12 before absorption even begins.
Think of your digestive tract like a mail sorting center. B12 arrives as a fragile parcel, but vitamin C turns the conveyor belt into a shredder, and the package never reaches the delivery truck.
The Cellular Split is what I call this kind of nutrient collision: one compound is trying to enter, while another changes the conditions so violently that the first never lands.
That’s why the body can look “well-fed” on paper and still run like
