The MIC compounds in lipotropic injections help support the liver, which plays a key role in fat metabolism
A deficiency of Vitamin B12 can lead to advanced anemia where the red cells are fewer in number but are larger than normal (macrocytic)
In one case study, a 5 month old breastfed infant of a vegan mother (who actually received a prenatal vitamin containing 96% of her daily needs of B12 throughout her pregnancy) presented with many of the above symptoms and required a 19 day hospital stay to stabilize
Since vitamin B12 is still necessary for bodily health, deficiency in this key vitamin can lead to a number of negative symptoms, including: However, since vitamin B12 is necessary for so many vital things, symptoms can vary from individual to individual
Rather than starting at 500mcg, consider beginning at 200-250mcg for the first week
Vitamin B12 has a good safety profile, but some important considerations include rare hypersensitivity reactions (including anaphylaxis) with injections, potential hypokalaemia during early treatment of severe deficiency, and possible cutaneous reactions