What does it mean if your B12 is too high
Methylcobalamin Also known as active B12, methylcobalamin is cobalamin that has paired with a methyl group
Safety and Research Limitations Importantly, No adequate clinical evidence defines safe human exposure, maximum tolerated dose, reproductive toxicity, carcinogenicity, genotoxicity, cardiovascular risk, liver safety, kidney safety, endocrine effects, or drug interactions
We use preservative-free methylcobalamin, which is the most bio-available form using a tiny needle, the size of an insulin needle
This therapy is particularly effective for treating adolescent behavioral problems, substance use disorders, and mental health disorders like depression
Selectivity does not necessarily mean reduced effectiveness for fat loss