B12 Injections. How good are they really?

[Cathead]

Are B12 injections really that good? What makes, I guess, have you tried? I see pill form and injectable form. Which is better?

 

[Ominous]

I have had them. I did not notice any difference at all. I was running three days a week and was on a very low carbs.
Mine was from my TRT doctor, I had told him I felt very low energy so he gave me a B12 shot.
But I honestly never noticed any change but could be from my low carbs.
My .02

 

[skoonz]

Tried B12 shots a few times many moons ago and never noticed a thing.

 

[BigDogg]

Have a bottle right now. Doesmt do anything noticable. I will do one again tomorrow morning and see if I notice a difference (havent done it in a few months).

 

[Bigmurph6]

Are you asking were to get something because that won’t go well.
Please word your posts correctly
Thanks
Banned

 

[John]

So your doc gave you/prescribed ONE shot to help you out, wtf? I know it didn’t work but what was he thinking when he gave you only one, like what is one of anything gonna do in terms of longevity

 

[Ominous]

Yes one shot. I’m not sure what he was thinking. I guess like a placebo , he may have thought if he told me it would give me energy that I would believe that :man_shrugging:t2: And feel better.
But I did not feel anything.

 

[John]

There stupid

 

[Islandswole]

Heres the thing, unless you have a B12 deficiency you won’t have any sort of energy boost per say. Based on the the fact that he only gave you one shot then I’ll say you don’t have a deficiency. Patients with a deficiency usually start with around 100 mcg daily for 6-7 days a week then work there way up to only one shot a month.

 

[Islandswole]

Another good point to remember, a human liver can store enough for up to 2 years so the likely hood of the average person needing a shot of B12 isn’t high.