Because the ability to effectively absorb B12 decreases with age, its more common in older people - but that doesnt mean people of all ages cant have it
This guide walks you through everything you need: who should self-inject, the supplies you'll gather, the four safest injection sites, a detailed step-by-step procedure, aftercare, side effects to watch for, and an FAQ that answers the questions patients ask us most often at ThinWorks
The NHS schedule for treating B12 deficiency is a loading dose of 1mg hydroxocobalamin by intramuscular injection every two to three days for two weeks, then a maintenance dose every two to three months for life when the cause is non-dietary
Bac water is frequently used for peptide reconstitution and multi-dose medication protocols
Fat freezing isnt cheap, requires a bunch of sessions, and isn't that effective, suck it out instead