The dose landing in fat instead of muscle B12 is given as an intramuscular injection for a reason: muscle has the blood supply to absorb it steadily
Other patients may not be able to absorb oral vitamin B12 due to surgical removal or dysfunction of the intestines in the area where absorption of vitamin B12 occurs
Common volumes are 1 to 3 mL
By potentially downregulating TGF-1, AHK-Cu may alter these cellular processes, possibly affecting cell growth and the immune response at a cellular level
The NHS lists the common symptoms as: Persistent tiredness, breathlessness and a lack of energy Pins and needles, numbness or tingling in the hands and feet A sore, red tongue and mouth ulcers Problems with memory, concentration and mood Pale or slightly yellow-tinged skin If several of these sound familiar and you are on long-term metformin, that is a good reason to ask your GP for a B12 blood test rather than to book an injection straight away
The acetic acid reconstitution shortcut and why it matters Some suppliers recommend reconstituting with dilute acetic acid instead of bacteriostatic water to improve solubility
