Haematological responses occur within 12 weeks, but nerve repair is slower and may be incomplete if deficiency has been prolonged
It reliably raises serum B12 levels, resolves megaloblastic anemia, and, when started before irreversible damage, can reverse neurological symptoms
Oral and topical forms of GSH have shown moderate success in reducing melanin levels with minimal side effects, while intravenous use, though popular, raises significant safety concerns, including risks of anaphylaxis and liver damage
For systemic healing goals, injection data is more robust
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If you are concerned you may have a vitamin B12 deficiency and would like to discuss this further then please contact the clinic to book a consultation with Dr Cooney