When symptoms are attributed to high B12 intake, they typically include: Skin reactions : Acne-like eruptions or rosacea-type rashes, particularly with hydroxocobalamin injections (listed as rare adverse effects in the product information) Gastrointestinal disturbances : Mild nausea, diarrhoea, or abdominal discomfort Headaches : Occasional reports of headache following B12 injections Anxiety or restlessness : Anecdotal reports, though causation remains unestablished It is crucial to distinguish between symptoms caused by elevated B12 levels and those arising from the underlying conditions that elevate B12
For now, the evidence is encouraging but incomplete
Giving the injection Step 1 While comfortably sat down, remove a new cleaning wipe from its packaging, and unfold it
But before drawing any conclusions, there's a question that almost never gets asked first: how hydrated were you when that blood was drawn
With a 3.33mg/mL concentration, losing 1 unit of dead space per injection wastes about 0.033mg per dose
Apply 2-3 drops directly to the scalp
