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Methyl B12 (methylcobalamin) is the active, most bioavailable form of vitamin B12. Unlike the common cyanocobalamin form found in many over-the-counter supplements, methyl B12 is ready for your body to use immediately, without requiring any conversion steps.

Vitamin B12 is essential for:

• Healthy nerves and brain function
   
• Red blood cell production
   
• DNA synthesis
   
• Energy metabolism and detoxification
   

Some people are at higher risk of B12 deficiency, especially if they:

• Have digestive or absorption issues (e.g., pernicious anemia, Crohn’s disease)
   
• Take medications like metformin or acid-reducing drugs
   
• Follow plant-based or restricted diets
   
• Are over age 50

Subcutaneous methyl B12 injections bypass the digestive system and deliver this nutrient directly into circulation for optimal absorption.

Benefits may include:

• Improved nerve health and function
   
• Increased energy levels
   
• Enhanced focus and mental clarity
   
• Support for red blood cell production
   
• Reduced numbness, tingling, or neuropathy symptoms
   
• Support for detoxification and methylation pathways
   

Research also suggests methyl B12 may help regenerate nerve tissue, improve pain in certain neuropathies (like diabetic nerve pain), and optimize mitochondrial function (your cells’ energy production).

Vitamin B12 pills must pass through a complex digestive process to be absorbed. Many people have barriers that prevent them from absorbing enough B12 through diet or oral supplements. Injections ensure high levels enter your bloodstream, especially helpful if you have:

• Digestive disorders
   
• Low stomach acid
   
• Past weight loss surgery
   
• Genetic variations that affect B12 metabolism.

Methyl B12 injections may be considered if you:

• Have confirmed B12 deficiency
   
• Experience chronic fatigue or low energy
   
• Have tingling or numbness in hands and feet
   
• Want to support healthy aging and cognition
   
• Take medications known to deplete B12 (like metformin or PPIs)

Treatment typically involves small injections just under the skin (subcutaneous), usually given 1–2 times weekly. Most people tolerate them very well.

Common mild side effects can include:

• Temporary soreness at the injection site
   
• Mild digestive upset
   

Rare but more serious reactions are possible, such as allergic responses. We will review your health history to ensure this therapy is safe for you.

Your healthcare provider will help you decide if B12 injections are right for your goals. Dosing is tailored to your needs, lab results, and response to treatment.

Please note: This therapy is not intended to diagnose or cure disease but to support healthy function as part of an overall wellness plan.