Then, weekly injections for a month follow
Always consult with a healthcare provider before starting MIC B12 injections to determine if they're appropriate for your individual health needs and goals
Possible complications heart failure severe neurological deficits gastric cancer type 1 diabetes rheumatoid arthritis myasthenia gravis (a chronic condition causing muscle weakness) Hashimotos disease (an autoimmune condition affecting the thyroid) A pregnant or nursing person with a B12 deficiency When a person receives treatment for a B12 deficiency, they generally recover well and cease to have symptoms, although they may need to continue to use B12 nutritional supplements
If your B12 deficiency is not diet-related, you'll need to take B12 injections
Many associate sufficient B12 levels with improved focus, mental clarity, and cognitive support
But as we know, animal based foods are not always the best option for us (especially when trying to eat healthier or with specific diets), so, the answer to this question can also be to try supplements, like our B12 shots
