b12 oral vs injection vs. B12 Injections: What Is the Difference? B12 Injections vs. Oral Supplements:

Most of our treatment protocols recommend 6-8 sessions spaced about 1-2 weeks apart

Vitamin B12 injections are injections to help people that are feeling a little fatigue during the afternoons, who need more energy during these cold and dark winter days

B1 Health Benefits - Contributes to energy production - Rich in anti-aging properties - Reduces Alzheimer's diseases - Maintains a healthy heart - Improves memory and appetite - Prevents cataracts - Aids in the production of red blood cells B2 Health Benefits - Contributes to energy production - Enables the body to use oxygen - Boosts immune system - Helps fight Alzheimers memory loss - Prevents muscle cramps - Treating certain types of anemia B3 Health Benefits - Contributes to energy production - Creates various sex and stress related hormones located in the adrenal glands - Maintains healthy skin - Protects against pollutants - Promotes relaxation B6 Health Benefits - Aids in maintaining healthy hormone levels - Bolsters immune system - Maintains healthy skin - Protects the heart - Aids proper nervous system functioning *Product contains benzyl alcohol as an inactive ingredient Contraindications for Benzyl Alcohol This preparation is not advised in patients who are sensitive to cobalt and/or vitamin B12

What Happens If You Stop Getting B12 Injections Suddenly

The Abdomen is an easy place for most people to access when self-injecting vitamin B-12, which is why it is a very common area for B-12 injections