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TO B12 OR NOT TO B12

B you, but B better with a weekly Vitamin B12! Boost your Body, Brain and even red Blood cell count. But wait, there’s more Below!

Vitamin b12
Vitamin b12


What are B12 injections?

B12 Injections are an effective way to gain energy quickly and boost your overall health. Vitamin B12 is an essential water-soluble nutrient, also known as cobalamin. B12 plays a key roll in the normal functioning of the brain & nervous system as well as the formation of red blood cells. In addition, they assist with metabolism and boost energy so you can be alert throughout the day. Most people get enough vitamin B12 in their diet, however a deficiency may still occur.

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B12 molecule

What happens if I’m deficient?

The recommended daily intake of vitamin B12 is 6 micrograms per day. Deficiency is a widespread phenomenon. It is estimated that up to 90% of people following vegan or vegetarian diets are deficient. They may get little to no B12 from their food because it only occurs naturally in animal sources. If left untreated, vitamin B12 deficiency can lead to neurological problems or anemia.


What are the benefits of a B12 injection?

  • Increased metabolism and energy

  • Increased production of red blood cells and anemia prevention

  • Supports bone health and prevents osteoporosis

  • Reduces risk of macular degeneration (eye disease that mainly affects central vision)

  • Improves mood and symptoms of depression

  • Reduction in memory loss (brain atrophy)

  • Promotes healthy hair, skin and nails


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Barbie head

Who is a candidate for a B12 injection?

Anyone who has a B12 deficiency, some-vegetarians, vegans, people with Chron's or celiac disease, and those who abuse alcohol-are susceptible to low levels because of diet choices or absorption issues.


However; you are not a candidate if you have an allergy or sensitivity to Cobalt or Cobalamin, have Leber's disease, abnormal & high red blood cells, post-surgical stent placement, while breast-feeding, and during pregnancy (unless approved by OBGYN.)


How much downtime should I expect after a B12 injection?

We are happy to report there is zero downtime after the intramuscular injection & you are ready for another one in 6 days!

What is the cost of a B12 injection?

Each injection is only $35 and can be added on to any appointment. The injection is quick, easy and effective!




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