Quote:
|
Originally Posted by redman12
Yes i have. I found them very positive. I saw a direct increase in energy and appetite. I did mine intramuscularly
 |
| --> |
|
Originally Posted by musclepump
Has anyone done B12 injections? IBE sells it but I'm not completely clear on the purpose of injecting it. And is it intramuscular or into adispose tissue?
|
|
Originally Posted by redman12
Yes i have. I found them very positive. I saw a direct increase in energy and appetite. I did mine intramuscularly
|
|
Originally Posted by min0 lee
Same here.
|
|
Originally Posted by musclepump
Has anyone done B12 injections? IBE sells it but I'm not completely clear on the purpose of injecting it. And is it intramuscular or into adispose tissue?
|
|
Originally Posted by BigDyl
You injected yourself..
|
|
Originally Posted by musclepump
So Tough... min0... personal opinions?
|
|
Originally Posted by Hlanderr
ummmmmmmm we dont trust ninja bitches
ahaha anyways....... they aren't illegal are they? its definetly not a steroid (of course) but injecting is kinda different than most oral supplements if they aren't illegal, anybody know a link to them? i kinda want to look into that.... sounds interesting |
|
Originally Posted by min0 lee
If I can remember well it seem to give me a boost in the energy department.
|
|
Characteristic signs, symptoms, and health problems associated with B12 deficiency include anemia, fatigue, weakness, constipation, loss of appetite, and weight loss [1,3,12]. Deficiency also can lead to neurological changes such as numbness and tingling in the hands and feet [7,13]. Additional symptoms of B12 deficiency are difficulty in maintaining balance, depression, confusion, dementia, poor memory, and soreness of the mouth or tongue [14]. Signs of vitamin B12 deficiency in infancy include failure to thrive, movement disorders, delayed development, and megaloblastic anemia [15]. Many of these symptoms are very general and can result from a variety of medical conditions other than vitamin B12 deficiency. It is important to have a physician evaluate these symptoms so that appropriate medical care can be given. |
|
Originally Posted by musclepump
I'm pretty sure I'm not deficient, but I've heard about benefits in taking the injections anyways.
|
|
Originally Posted by min0 lee
You can't go wrong with them, I got it for free so I took advantage.
|
|
Originally Posted by min0 lee
None at all, in fact I was thinking about taking it again but I need to find out where and how much it costs.
|
|
Originally Posted by min0 lee
How many shots can I get from that?
|
|
Originally Posted by musclepump
From MayoClinic:
There is some evidence that intramuscular injections of 5mg of vitamin B12 given twice per week might improve the general well being and happiness of patients complaining of tiredness or fatigue. However, fatigue has many potential causes. |
|
Originally Posted by Luke95
The sublingual B12 is absorbed about 80% as well. IMHO, B12 isn't nearly as benificial as B6, choline, inositol or folic acid. I think people like B12 because you can feel it's effects so quickly.
|
vBulletin Copyright ©2000 - 2008,
Jelsoft Enterprises Limited.