Patients self-injecting vitamin B12 without telling their GP, finds study A large proportion of patients with a vitamin B12 deficiency self-inject medication sourced online, citing difficulty with accessing treatment from GPs
The liquid form helps the active ingredients bypass the digestive system for optimal absorption and maximum efficacy, giving you the B12 your body needs to support a range of physical and psychological functions in the body
Possible NAD+ injection side effects tend to be mild and short lived as your body adjusts, and may include: Injection site discomfort Brief flushing Headache Mild nausea Temporary fatigue Report anything persistent or severe to your provider, who monitors your response throughout treatment
Injections are advised to circumvent potential absorption challenges in the gastrointestinal tract, particularly for those with known issues like Crohn's disease or irritable bowel syndrome, providing a more immediate replenishment compared to oral supplements, which may not be fully absorbed
Non-bold represents slower contributing factors (e.g., 5 to 10 years)
Your Journey Meet with a BHRC physician to discuss your metabolic health goals and determine if 5-Amino-1MQ is right for you