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Posted by: jakeluvspunk

Is b12 worth it? I've heard some postive things but nothing too great.


Posted by: musclepump

For the price I'd say it's worth it.


Posted by: Tough Old Man

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Originally Posted by jakeluvspunk
Is b12 worth it? I've heard some postive things but nothing too great.
I hope so as I inject 1/2 cc once a week. In a matter of fact, just injected 12 about 5 min's ago


Posted by: jakeluvspunk

What effects do you get with b12? I know the sense of well being rises but what else?


Posted by: Tough Old Man

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Originally Posted by jakeluvspunk
What effects do you get with b12? I know the sense of well being rises but what else?
I basically use it for added energy.


Posted by: shm353

It is also supposed to increase appetite. Franco was a big proponent of B12
I read somewhere vitamin B-12 doesnt hold up too well in the liver.
I use Twinlabs sublingual dots as a daily supp. I am always hungry and therefore eat everything twice. LOL


Posted by: SJ69

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Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
I hope so as I inject 1/2 cc once a week. In a matter of fact, just injected 12 about 5 min's ago
TOM, where do you get your b-12 from? Is it oil or water based?


Posted by: Luke95

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Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
I basically use it for added energy.

if you are getting a boost of energy from B12, you should really consider looking at the rest of the B family. Sounds like you are deficient somewhere to me.


Posted by: redman12

B12 is great, Tough knows what he's talkin about


Posted by: Luke95

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Originally Posted by redman12
B12 is great, Tough knows what he's talkin about
IMHO B12 is severely over rated. I think people like it because they get some satisfaction out of feeling some almost instant effects in sublingual form. But, it has like zero metabolic functions. Also.. the mega doses that most of these people recomend limit the avalibility of the rest of the B complex family.

B12 is about the proper oxygenation of red blood cells and preventing anemia. Honestly, this is more benificial to steroid users as it protects their bone marrow in their de-calcified bones (a result of bypassing some parathyroid system responses and a cause of fractures, cramping and fatigue).

B6, Choline/Inositol, Folic Acid and Niacin... now THAT's is where it's at.

B12 is good for stimulating hungry... that's about it IMHO


Posted by: min0 lee

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Originally Posted by Luke95
if you are getting a boost of energy from B12, you should really consider looking at the rest of the B family. Sounds like you are deficient somewhere to me.
That's what I started doing.


Posted by: Luke95

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Originally Posted by min0 lee
That's what I started doing.




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