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Commonly reported side effects (incidence 5%) include: nausea, diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, injection site reactions, headache, low blood sugar, heartburn, fatigue (sleepiness), dizziness, stomach-area pain, increased lipase (a pancreatic enzyme), upper stomach-area pain, fever, and stomach infection (gastroenteritis)
[1] [3] The injection bypasses the gastrointestinal tract entirely, making it particularly effective for patients with absorption problems such as pernicious anaemia or those who have undergone gastric surgery
I use 1 ml little vials to inject b-12 because I'm not making enough to suit my body
Low energy, slow metabolism, brain fog, and stubborn weight gain can sometimes be connected to vitamin deficiencies or poor nutrient absorption
Methylcobalamin is attached to a methyl group and your body is very accustomed to using methylation intracellularly