While some people can obtain adequate B12 from a balanced diet, others may need injections, especially if they have absorption issues or dietary restrictions
Clinical Applications (Experimental/Off-Label) Tendinopathies (Achilles, rotator cuff, patellar tendon), ligament injuries Muscle tears IBD (Crohns, ulcerative colitis) Leaky gut syndrome NSAID-induced gastric injury Post-operative recovery TBI, stroke (early animal evidence) Long COVID GI/neuro symptoms (theoretical) Note: These are off-label, experimental, based largely on animal studies, small human case studies
It is seen across a range of peptides and pharmaceutical compounds that carry ionic or charged components, particularly when those compounds are injected into sensitive or low-fat tissue without adequate buffering
It lowers the inflammatory markers that cause your joints to ache and your brain to feel foggy