hey bros, is there a big difference between 1000mcg of injectible b-12 and 1000mcg of oral b12? I tried 1000mcg of oral b12 and that never helped me much at all, but i hear rave reviews about injectible b12. Thanks
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hey bros, is there a big difference between 1000mcg of injectible b-12 and 1000mcg of oral b12? I tried 1000mcg of oral b12 and that never helped me much at all, but i hear rave reviews about injectible b12. Thanks
I think your body will respond better to any injectible over an oral weather it be a steriod or b12, it gets into your system quicker..
i just heard oral b12 is a total waste... but dunno why..
but is there a big difference between 1000mcg oral b-12 and 1000mcg of injectiable b-12? How long does b-12 take to get kick in.Quote:
Originally Posted by kman
I've always wondered that too! Seems weird to inject a vitamin. Especially a red tinted liquid
I've always wondered that too! Seems weird to inject a vitamin. Especially a red tinted liquid
I've always wondered that too! Seems weird to inject a vitamin. Especially a red tinted liquid
I've always wondered that too! Seems weird to inject a vitamin. Especially a red tinted liquid
I've always wondered that too! Seems weird to inject a vitamin. Especially a red tinted liquid
whoops sorry.
some say it is a waste others love it....Besides if it does not increase your appetite or raise your energy level, I know for sure it will ease some of the pain from other injectibles. As far as how long it takes to kick in, don't know the exact time, but for me with in an hr. the fridge is calling..
I don't understand this post? So you are saying it does increase your appetite or it does. I haven't done it YET, but from what I read on here, it does increase appetite and energy. So why not give it a try? It is extremely cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by kman
Unless you have a high red blood cell count then don't use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by calidude
Read through some old threads, and you will see what I mean Calidude,,,What I mean is some people don't respond to b12, while others will...guess there is only one way to find out,,,so give it a go....and your right why not...it is extremely cheap
Oral gets destroyed by the GI track, the injectible does not.Quote:
Originally Posted by statuZ
Well thats what i've read, and what my doctor told me.
BassMuscle
I inject B12 at night and wake up the next morning very hungry...
yeah if I inject just B12 I get super hungry. However, I have found out if I inject B12 with a Bcomplex that has the other b-vitamins I don't get hungry.