50% of the bodys storage of vitamin B12 is kept within the liver, no matter how it is administered, so if the liver is sick, in all likelihood, a person can suffer B12 deficiency
Fat Release: Free fatty acids are released from adipocytes into the bloodstream, where they bind to albumin for transport to tissues that oxidize them for energy (muscle, heart, liver)
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Intramuscular injections provide rapid B12 replenishment, particularly effective for severe deficiencies
Risk factors for B12 deficiency include strict vegetarian diets, gastrointestinal conditions, and certain medications
The most commonly prescribed nutrients for injection are: vitamin B12 and folic acid, in addition to injectable homeopathics