When B12 levels rise, the bacteria stop making their own B12 and instead begin producing more porphyrins compounds that trigger inflammation in the skin and can lead to breakouts
high levels of homocysteine have been shown to increase fracture risk, but concrete evidence is lacking
Clinical investigation to support new uses generally requires an Investigational New Drug (IND) application with appropriate chemistry, manufacturing, and controls, nonclinical safety, and human data
The biologic effects of growth factor-toxin conjugates in models of vascular injury depend on dose, mode of delivery, and animal species
TIMING AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONS Aspiration of the joint must be performed if infection is suspected
Mood and mental clarity B12 supports neurotransmitter balance and reduces brain fog