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What role does vitamin B12 play?

Without vitamin B12 the body has difficulty creating the red blood cells which carry oxygen and allow the brain and the nervous system to function properly. A deficiency in vitamin B12 can result in symptoms of chronic fatigue and lethargy. Evidence abounds of people combating the adverse of effects of such deficiencies with vitamin B12 supplementation. (Vitamin B12’s application in respect of chronic fatigue)

BY EXTENSION MANY PEOPLE WITH NORMAL TO HIGH ENERGY LEVELS USE VITAMIN B12 TO MAXIMIZE THEIR ENERGY EITHER FOR DAILY LIFE OR ATHLETIC 

The Advantages of B12 Injections

While oral supplements are available, B12 injections like our 1000mcg vitamin b12 injectable, offer several unique advantages:

Improved absorption: Injections bypass the digestive system, ensuring that the vitamin is directly absorbed into the bloodstream. This is particularly beneficial for those with absorption issues.Have you ever wondered why you have to poke yourself with a needle to administer your medication? Why can’t you just take a pill? The fact is, every medication cannot simply be a pill, and some medications require parenteral administration. What is parenteral drug administration? The word parenteral means without passing through the digestive system. Parenteral drugs are most commonly administered as an injection without entering the mouth, stomach, intestines, rectum or respiratory tract. The parenteral route allows medications to be directly absorbed into the body quickly and more predictably. Factors such as illness, organ function, and digestion have less impact on the medication taking effect with the parenteral route. Some medication requires parenteral administration. Examples include when a drug cannot withstand stomach acid, cannot be absorbed efficiently. What is parenteral  administration? The word parenteral means without passing through the digestive system. Parenteral is most commonly administered as an injection without entering the mouth, stomach, intestines, rectum or respiratory tract. The parenteral route allows medications to be directly absorbed into the body quickly and more predictably. Factors such as illness, organ function, and digestion have less impact on certain supplemets  taking effect with the parenteral route. Examples include when a person is low in stomach acid, micronutrients cannot be absorbed efficiently  by the body when administered by other routes.
Higher dosage: Injections can deliver a higher concentration of B12 compared to oral supplements, which may be necessary for correcting severe deficiencies.
Faster results: Due to direct absorption, many people report feeling the benefits of B12 injections more quickly than with oral supplements.
Convenience: Depending on individual needs, injections may be required less frequently than daily oral supplements.
Personalized treatment: Healthcare providers can tailor the dosage and frequency of injections to meet individual needs.
Who Benefits from B12 Injections?

B12 injections are often recommended for:

Individuals with diagnosed B12 deficiency
Those with conditions affecting B12 absorption
People with symptoms of B12 deficiency that haven’t responded to oral supplements
Vegetarians or vegans struggling to maintain adequate B12 levels through diet alone
It’s important to note that while B12 injections can be highly beneficial for those who need them, they should only be administered  by a healthcare  professional whom  can determine if injections are necessary through blood tests or other evaluation of symptoms.

Sources and Deficiency Risks

Vitamin B12 is naturally found in animal products such as meat, fish, eggs, and dairy. Plant-based sources are generally not reliable, which puts certain groups at higher risk of deficiency:

Vegetarians and vegans
Older adults (due to decreased absorption capacity)
People with gastrointestinal disorders (e.g., Crohn’s disease, celiac disease)
Those who have undergone weight loss surgery
Individuals taking certain medications (e.g., metformin for diabetes, proton pump inhibitors for acid reflux)
Symptoms of B12 deficiency can be subtle and develop gradually. They may include:

Fatigue and weakness
Cognitive difficulties (memory problems, confusion)
Mood changes (depression, irritability)
Pale or jaundiced skin
Mouth ulcers
Pins and needles sensation
Vision changes
Dizziness and breathlessness
In severe cases, B12 deficiency can lead to serious neurological problems and blood disorders.

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Carmen Puggioni C.H.N.P.  E.F.T. Practicioner

Thirty years study and experience in Health Education and Research has led  Carmen to better understand the Chemistry Of The Human Body. Previous owner of the Red Pepper Healthnut and juice fasting detoxification Health Café. Writer and author of the “ New Star Children Art Food Express “ Nutrition Workbook. Certified Holistic Nutrition From The  American College of Healthcare and Sciences. Carmen studied the Emotional Freedom Techniques Dr. Craig teachings. She is certified EFT and has combined  a visionary psychological  tool with esoteric readings. She was a former Domestic & International Flight Attendant her multi-cultural and travel experiences and her areas of expertise were combined with her exotic culinary high nutrient cooking experience and  her intuitive skills with her analytical thinking with her knowledge of the world of Quantum Terahertz Vibrational Energy and developed unique herbal blends to  assist her clients to achieve natural healing and beauty. Trained as a  a micro-nutrients injection technician. Carmen’s expert techniques  help identify the root cause of your dis-ease and make better choices for health nutrition regeneration and rejuvenation in a cellular emotional and spiritual level

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