measured B12 levels in 51 mothers, placentas, and infants post-delivery, and found that the intervillous space in the placenta contained a higher concentration of B12 (796 pmol/l) than the blood of the mothers (590 pmol/l) or their newborns (252 pmol/l)
Once you know your peptide concentration in mg/mL, multiply by 0.01 to find how many milligrams are in each syringe unit
I just think that is always in my mind of like, Is this safe for someone to do, and is this going to have any long-term effects? To Lennys point, theres one study in PFJ, like 7 of 12 patients reported subjective improvement in 6 months
Administer intramuscularly twice weekly or as directed by a veterinary surgeon
Rare but Serious Complications Even though rare, serious problems can happen with Vitamin B12 shots