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It works intracellularly by inhibiting NNMT to preserve NAD+ and shift adipocyte metabolism a completely different mechanism, with different research read-outs
This should not be done daily, once or twice weekly is sufficient, but timing it before AHK-Cu application makes logical sense
(Too low to chance?) However these journals focus on serum levels and not how the patient is feeling
However, symptoms are far more likely to be related to underlying conditions that cause B12 elevationsuch as liver disease, kidney dysfunction, or haematological disordersrather than the elevated B12 itself
Testing ketones is not necessary unless you are specifically pursuing ketogenic dieting alongside tirzepatide therapy