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by markstos
1688 days ago
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The cited B12 vitamin turns out to come from bacteria, not plants or animals. Humans used to get it by eating plants because they weren't washed well. We only get it from non-human animals because they eat things which have the bacteria on them. B12 was already recently found in "water lentils" but I don't think that's commercially available yet. As far as "doing anything weird", have you looked in how farmers forcibly impregnate cows or what happens baby chicks or dairy calves that have the misfortune to be born male? |
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