Depending on how you respond to treatment and what B12 levels you have in your blood, your dose might go up or down over time
(PubMed) Dharmarajan TS, Kanagala MR, Murakonda P, Lebelt AS, Norkus EP
All medications have the potential to cause side effects
Fast Facts B12 is a nutrient needed to form red blood cells, DNA, and brain and nerve cells
Biomarkers of cobalamin (vitamin B-12) status in the epidemiologic setting: a critical overview of context, applications, and performance characteristics of cobalamin, methylmalonic acid, and holotranscobalamin II
BPC-157s angiogenic response has been described as more potent and consistent than standard angiogenic growth factors in comparative studies, and critically it functions without requiring special delivery systems or carriers, a significant limitation of most conventional growth factors