Injections can reduce the symptoms associated with B12 deficiency, which include lethargy, weakness, and dizziness
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved but are prepared in compliance with federal and state pharmacy regulations.
After years of shift work, physical demands, and chronic stress, your body needs more than rest and ice. Peptide therapy offers a science-backed solution designed for the unique challenges first responders face every day
Consumers are responsible for staying informed about current regulations and ensuring compliance with all applicable laws in their jurisdiction
But people who avoid animal products can get an adequate supply through fortified breakfast cereals and nutritional yeast
Our B12s contain the following: Methionine - Amino acid that optimizes the functions of other ingredients in the shot Inositol - Helps decrease fatty liver, helps lower Cholesterol levels Choline chloride - Metabolizes fats, improves liver function, electrolyte L-Carnitine - Increases rate of fat burning, helps with exercise endurance B-complex (Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, B6) - Aids in energy and metabolism B12 - Boosts energy, enhances carbohydrate metabolism You can get a shot once a week, bi-weekly or once a month
