The injection delivers B12 directly into the bloodstream, making it the most reliable method for patients with absorption problems, pernicious anaemia, or gastrointestinal conditions affecting B12 uptake (such as Crohn's disease, coeliac disease, or following gastric surgery)
Possible Side Effects Vitamin B12 injections are generally safe, but minor side effects may occur
Symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency Vitamin B12 deficiency can manifest itself with a wide range of symptoms, as the vitamin is critical for multiple bodily functions
0.25mg dose: Draw to 5 units 0.5mg dose: Draw to 10 units 1.0mg dose: Draw to 20 units 1.7mg dose: Draw to 34 units 2.0mg dose: Draw to 40 units 2.4mg dose: Draw to 48 units Total volume in vial: 2mL (200 units)
BPC-157 is unique in that it is derived from a body protection compound and has been studied in models involving angiogenesis, tendon repair, and inflammation modulation