How it works: Vitamin B12 (methylcobalamin) is a foundational nutrient essential for DNA repair, red blood cell formation, fat metabolism, and nervous system health
However, the potential benefits of intravenous vitamin C in cancer treatment remains controversial
Individuals with Digestive Disorders : Conditions such as pernicious anemia or gastrointestinal disorders can impair the absorption of vitamin B12 from food sources, making injections necessary
I was told the treatment was the same regardless but that isnt what the NHS website says so I if my skin doesnt settle soon (its 6 weeks since the last injection) Im going to ask if I can try oral supplements if there isnt an issue with intrinsic factor
However, some individuals are more prone to B12 deficiencies due to various factors, such as dietary choices, age, digestive health, and certain medical conditions
High doses of Vitamin B6 over a prolonged period can result in neurotoxicity, while B12 and B1 are considered less likely to cause toxic effects due to their water-soluble nature
