Deficiencies in which vitamin contribute to fatigue, loss of appetite, and dementia? a. b-6 b. b-12 c. c d. e

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Deficiencies in which vitamin contribute to fatigue, loss of appetite, and dementia?

a. b-6
b. b-12
c. c
d. e

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b. b-12 is responsible for causing these issues.

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