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Methylcobalamin (the active ingredient in Xobaline) is one of several forms of vitamin B12 known as cobalamins. Cobalamins are unique vitamins in that they contain the mineral cobalt. Only two of the cobalamins actually play active roles in the bodys biochemistry, however these are methylcobalaminand S-adenosylcobalamin. Since the methyl- and adenosyl- forms are interconvertable, a dietary source that contains methylcobalamin also serves as a source of S-adenosylcobalamin.Xobaline 3mg by LifeLink 60 Tablet Xobaline (for humans) Methylcobalamin (the active ingredient in Xobaline) is one of several forms of vitamin B12 known as cobalamins. Cobalamins are unique vitamins in that they contain the mineral cobalt . Only two of the cobalamins actually play active roles in the bodys biochemistry however these are methylcobalamin and S-adenosylcobalamin . Since the methyl- and adenosyl- forms are interconvertable a dietary source that contains methylcobalamin also serves as a source of S-adenosylcobalamin. The cobalamins are made only by microorganisms not by plants or animals. This means that animals must obtain them either from their diet or from microorganisms living in their bodies. For example cows get their vitamin B12 from gut-dwelling bacteria. Since the cobalamins are stored in animal cells carnivores can get their vitamin B12 by eating meat even though they dont themselves have B12-producing gut-dwelling bacteria. Herbivores that lack B12-producing ba