Retatrutide is administered as a once-weekly subcutaneous injection of up to 12 mg
It is not intended for human consumption, medical use, diagnostic use, therapeutic use, weight-loss use, appetite-control use, glucose-management use, diabetes treatment use, obesity treatment use, supplement use, injection use, or the treatment, prevention, or diagnosis of any disease
It works closely with folate, another B vitamin, and they depend on each other for activation, so they can carry out their necessary functions in the body
The lipotropic compounds in MIC shots are designed to help break down fat in the liver, potentially aiding in the bodys natural fat-burning processes
The refrigerator may be an ideal storage location, but ask your prescribing physician if they have any recommendations
For individuals dealing with stress, anxiety, or burnout, B12 injections can provide meaningful support