The shared drainage duct between the pancreas and the liver makes it easy for inflammation to spread between these organs
Specifically, nerve damage caused by vitamin B12 most often affects the extremities (hands and feet)
The peptides primary strength lies in its selective action on fat metabolism without systemic effects on insulin, glucose, IGF-1, cortisol, or appetite-regulating pathways
I thought this blood work was done AFTER the initial loading doses of B12...so, yes, this result will be skewed
The consistency of response was equally remarkable
The peptide does not appear to produce tolerance, but cycling remains advisable given limited long-term human data on continuous injectable use