Who should avoid B12 injections, and are there any situations where they could be harmful rather than helpful
Symptoms may include: Shortness of breath Red, flushed skin Headaches Rapid weight gain, polycythemia (increased red cell mass), hypokalemia, CHF, pulmonary edema, and vascular thrombosis are mostly observed in therapeutic contexts where vitamin B12 is administered aggressively or over extended periods
The clear, red solution is contained in brown glass vials with OPC closure for easy and safe handling
If full meals are difficult, a shake from the protein supplements collection can make it easier to add protein without forcing a large meal
High-dose methionine supplementation has theoretical concerns regarding homocysteine elevation, though this is unlikely at typical lipotropic injection doses