Is there any point to doing B-12 injections if you don't have a deficiency? I've seen conflicting information that suggests it would help with energy and appetite. Does anyone have any experience with this?
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Is there any point to doing B-12 injections if you don't have a deficiency? I've seen conflicting information that suggests it would help with energy and appetite. Does anyone have any experience with this?
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Some people have increased energy and elevated appetite while taking B12. Dosing is usually 500-1000mcg per day. It's very inexpensive so if you have low appetite it can be a useful tool. I have used it in the past when my appetite has tanked and had trouble eating anything. Once my appetite was back on track I would discontinue using it and continue on trekking. In Canada, where we get the big sloppy shaft on all pricing, its $7 per 1000mcg/mL, 10mL bottle, so I imagine the USA/Europe is comparable if not cheaper.
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Damn you guys are lucky, we can only get injectible b12 in the uk on a script!
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