Unlike food or oral supplements, vitamin B12 injectionswhich are injected under the skin or directly into the musclebypass your gut and go directly into your bloodstream to help counteract the effects of a deficiency, says Foxx
Research uses 200 to 800 mcg per day, with 10 mcg/kg as the common animal reference, which scales to roughly 200 to 500 mcg/day in humans
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supplementation is a clinical necessity, not an optional measure
Frequency of injections will vary