It was a single in-vitro screen at 10 M (a concentration that may sit well above what a 5 mg dose produces in your tissues), so it is not proof you are taking an MAOI
No, you can book a Vitamin B12 injection directly at Hodgson Pharmacy without a GP referral.
The single principle that makes every calculation below work is this: concentration is drug divided by water
Individuals with severe B12 deficiency benefit most from IV infusions because intravenous delivery raises serum levels faster than other supplementation routes
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Proper vitamin B12 dosage is key to restoring healthy levels