Possible Side Effects Mild side effects of Vitamin B12 may include: ( 12 ) Mild pain, itching, or swelling at the injection site Temporary nausea or headache Mild diarrhea Hot flashes Vomiting These side effects do not affect all patients and are generally temporary and mild While rare, more serious side effects of Vitamin B12 injections can include ( 12 ): Irregular heartbeat Heart palpitations Hives or skin rash If you notice any severe reactions to a Vitamin B12 shot, contact a medical professional immediately
The standard MOTS-c dosage is 5 to 10 mg per week via subcutaneous injection, administered once or twice weekly, for cycles of 8 to 12 weeks
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SAM does the following: Breaks down estrogens Carnitine synthesis (the fat carrier molecule of the body) Choline synthesis Creatine synthesis Epinephrine synthesis Melatonin synthesis (aids in sleep, a powerful antioxidant) Nucleic acid synthesis- a component of DNA Breakdown of histamine Glutathione synthesis (the major detox antioxidant of the body) Maintains cartilage health Inositol: A B vitamin and a primary component of cell membranes
Left untreated, a B12 deficiency can also lead to long-term health issues
No form of injectable B12 is harvested directly from food