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Vitamin B12 is an essential water-soluble vitamin that plays an important role in many functions in the body.
The Many Benefits of Vitamin B12 Injections.
Researchers have found that nearly 40 percent of people in the US are deficient in this nutrient.
Vitamin B12 is needed to convert carbohydrates into glucose in the body. This helps with energy production, which in turn, decreases fatigue and lethargy.
You'll notice that your digestive system is running more smoothly, too. In fact, Vitamin B12 shots can help to speed up your metabolism which aids in weight loss.
Vitamin B12 also helps regulate the nervous system which can reduce depression, stress and even brain shrinkage! It's also been found to help protect again cancers including breast cancer, colon cancer, lung cancer and prostate cancer.
Not to mention, Vitamin B12 is essential for healthy skin, hair and nails. It is vital to cell reproduction.
If you are deficient in Vitamin B12, then injections are very effective quickly raising your blood oxygen levels, and you will be more likely to feel an energy boost from the Vitamin B12 shot.
Injections are recommended to bypass absorption issues your body may have in the stomach or intestine. Vitamin B12 injections offer a more rapid replenishment than oral supplement which your body may have trouble absorbing.
How long will the effects of a B12 shot last?
The effects of our shots vary between individuals, but are typically felt for about one week.
Who can benefit from receiving a shot with vitamin B12?
Everyone! But especially those who are most at risk of being B12 insufficient or deficient. This includes vegans and vegetarians, older adults, individuals with atrophic gastritis, pernicious anemia, gastrointestinal disorders, those who have had gastrointestinal surgery and people who take certain medications including, but not limited to, estrogen (HRT), and birth control pills.