Topical absorption is significantly lower than injection
The one-to-three-hour clearance time is a plasma pharmacokinetic parameter, not a measure of therapeutic duration
Research Findings The research history of AOD9604 spans multiple phases of preclinical and clinical development, with generally positive findings regarding efficacy for body fat reduction and favorable safety compared to growth hormone, though ultimate regulatory approval has remained elusive
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Vitamin B12 deficiency and pernicious anaemia Peer reviewed by Dr Doug McKechnie, MRCGPLast updated by Dr Colin Tidy, MRCGPLast updated 5 Jul 2024 DownloadDownload Share Language Discussion Audio Version Add to preferred sources on Google In this series:AnaemiaDiets suitable for people with anaemiaFolic acid deficiencyIron-deficiency anaemiaMacrocytosis and macrocytic anaemia Vitamin B12 is essential for life
At a Glance When treating pernicious anemia, initial "loading" B12 injections are given frequently to rapidly refill dangerously empty stores and prevent nerve damage