b12 injections for pernicious anemia Understanding Anaemia (B12 Deficiency) Raising awareness for pernicious anaemia

If you are low in B12, you may also want to look into whether you may have other nutrient depletions as well, including depletions in iron, vitamin A, vitamin E, the B vitamins, potassium, and iodine , which are all required for proper thyroid function

[14] The legal status of AOD-9604 at the time of the program was uncertain: it was not explicitly listed as banned under Category S2 of the World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) code, but it had not been approved for human use by the Therapeutic Goods Administration and therefore could be considered as banned under the more general Category S0, which applied to any substances not approved for human use

Start by injecting 1ml/cc per injection up to 2 times per week or use as prescribed

A low level is associated with anemia and this is another reason to identify the cause of anemia, which could be iron deficiency, B12, or folate deficiency

But when you start looking at actual dosing protocols, everything gets murky fast