Unlocking Energy & Clarity: The Power of Vitamin B12 in Menopause

By Sonakshi Kandhari

Signs of Vitamin B12 Deficiency

Feeling unusually tired? Struggling to concentrate or remember things?  These can all be signs of a B12 deficiency — something many menopausal women experience.

Best Dietary Sources of B12

B12 is found in foods like eggs, milk, cheese, fish, chicken, and red meat. Fortified cereals or plant-based milks are great options for vegetarians.

Can You Get Enough B12 from Food?

During menopause, your body may struggle to absorb B12 efficiently — even if you're eating the right foods. That’s due to changes in digestion and stomach acid levels.

The Role of Supplements

If you’re dealing with fatigue, low mood, or forgetfulness, a B12 supplement may help. It’s a simple way to support brain, nerve, and energy health during menopause.

How Much B12 Do You Need?

The recommended daily intake is 2.4 mcg. But some women may need more to meet their energy and brain function needs during menopause.

Eat more B12-rich foods, choose a quality supplement if needed, and improve gut health with fiber and probiotics for better nutrient absorption.

Lifestyle Hacks to Boost B12

The Perfect B12 Solution for Menopause

Miror Bliss is specially designed for peri and menopausal women. It includes B12 plus other nutrients that support mood, energy, and hormonal balance.

It has B12 along with 18 other nutrients that reduce fatigue, support focus, and help you feel more balanced — every single day.

Why Choose Miror Bliss?

Take Charge of Your Wellness

B12 can make a big difference in how you feel. Start now — support your energy, mood, and hormones with Miror Bliss.