Conventional dietary control mainly aims to lose weight by reducing calorie intake, but this approach may lead to a decrease in the body's metabolic rate
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Initial blood work is recommended to confirm whether a patient is genuinely deficient in B12 and needs supplementation, or whether another underlying issue may be affecting energy, weight, or metabolic function
Without that antimicrobial agent, bacteria can colonize the solution after the first needle puncture
Concurrent medications (metformin, PPIs, antibiotics) and underlying gastrointestinal conditions may cause diarrhoea coinciding with B12 supplementation
Not having enough can cause serious nerve problems