Its more direct and more efficient than, say, getting your B12 through eating meats high in the vitamin
Most often, the vein selected for the procedure will be in the patients arm (just below the elbow), the back of the patients hand, or in some circumstances, in the patients foot
When adverse effects do occur following high-dose B12 administration, they are typically mild, transient, and often related to the route of administration rather than the vitamin itself
The key is consistency, which allows you to maintain those optimal levels
The most consistently documented symptoms include acne-like skin eruptions and rosacea flare-ups, particularly with high-dose hydroxocobalamin injections