Cyanocobalamin : The most widely available synthetic form
Its proposed mechanism is to stimulate lipolysis (the breakdown of stored fat) and to inhibit lipogenesis (the formation of new fat), apparently through -adrenergic-related pathways, while unlike full-length GH not raising IGF-1 and not impairing glucose tolerance [1] [5]
Unless someone is getting B6 over 25mg a day for quite a long time, its highly unlikely for adverse effects to be seen
In plain terms: Its like a molecular project manager that shows up when your body is inflamed or damaged and directs resources to fix it faster and better, especially in soft tissue, muscle, tendons, ligaments, the GI tract, and even the brain
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In this situation, it can be challenging to demonstrate B12 deficiency even when there are typical symptoms (including neuropathy-like paraesthesia and numbness), as serum B12 concentrations may be just within, or sometimes above, the normal range due to the oral supplementation