Dosing MOTS-c at 3 hours captures some NAD+ elevation but misses peak availability
This higher dose can be administered as a single 100mg injection in the morning or split into two 50mg doses taken 12 hours apart (morning and afternoon)
Ideal candidates for B12 and MIC injections typically include those who: Exhibit low B12 levels, especially vegetarians, vegans, older adults, or post-bariatric surgery patients
However, you must disclose all prescription medications, over-the-counter supplements, other peptides, weight loss products, stimulants, and hormonal therapies to your physician before starting AOD-9604
Possible temporary reactions include: Mild soreness at the injection site Nausea, headache or dizziness for a day or two Occasional minor bruising Serious side effects are very rare
Either copper peptide alone works if availability or tolerance is a constraint