Its all about making therapy fit each patients needs and the reason for their deficiency
Treatment protocols generally recommend: Initial phase: Twice-weekly injections for optimal results Maintenance phase: Monthly injections for sustained benefits Individual adjustments based on patient response Is a MIC B12 shot better than a pill
Its important to remember that several factors can affect BAC, including the amount of alcohol consumed, your body weight, and whether youve eaten food before drinking
It also helps to correct severe deficiencies very quickly (if the deficiency is not based on genetic abnormalities which may require a specific form(s) of B12)
It is a prescribed compounded medication that needs a provider intake, dose titration, and follow-up, exactly like any other clinical prescription
My friend does and she does have thick blood, but I don't have Lupus, supposedly, but I do have thick blood