entreleader77
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I wanted to see how many guys were doing B12 shots. I've done them over the past year and don't really see a difference. What's your experience been?
Thanks for the post - I have done b12 also. I have not seen much success. However, i just had another dexa and lost muscle and gained fat while on the same diet and workout plan. I started to track food, workouts, food and all meds in an excel spreadsheet. Long answer - maybe the B12 was helping I am unsure when I took it. Will start b12 again next week.I wanted to see how many guys were doing B12 shots. I've done them over the past year and don't really see a difference. What's your experience been?
Buy Jarrow methyl 5000 micrograms B12 lozenges and just chew one every morning when you get up. You can have labs in about 12 weeks and I bet your levels will be awesome. They may be too high but no need to be concerned. You can have high levels of B12 and it won't hurt you. After you have Labs you can always lower your dose.I
Thanks for the post - I have done b12 also. I have not seen much success. However, i just had another dexa and lost muscle and gained fat while on the same diet and workout plan. I started to track food, workouts, food and all meds in an excel spreadsheet. Long answer - maybe the B12 was helping I am unsure when I took it. Will start b12 again next week.
I have some of those after seeing your posts and used one about 2 hrs before I had that B12 lab and my numbers were way high off the charts so it def works.Buy Jarrow methyl 5000 micrograms B12 lozenges and just chew one every morning when you get up. You can have labs in about 12 weeks and I bet your levels will be awesome. They may be too high but no need to be concerned. You can have high levels of B12 and it won't hurt you. After you have Labs you can always lower your dose.
Here is a great article on that very subject:
Beginner's Guide to Vitamin B12 Shots: Weight Loss + Energy + More
I inject 1 cc of B12 twice per week. It gives me energy but it increases my appetite for 24 hours. We have no data, but B12 could also speed up hematocrit increases, so be aware of that fact.