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Oral administration of high-dose vitamin B 12 (1 to 2 mg daily) is considered as effective as intramuscular administration for correcting anemia and neurologic symptoms Despite many studies suggesting oral administration of vitamin B 12 to be easy, effective and less costly than intramuscular administration, debate surrounds the effectiveness of the oral route
documented effects spanning tendon, ligament, muscle, gut mucosa, bone, and central nervous system tissue in over two decades of preclinical work 7
This prescription form of B12 is the one most often recommended by healthcare professionals, including primary healthcare services, because it stays in the body for longer, only requiring repeat injection every three months
Availability: BDNF is not available through compounding pharmacies or grey market sources
BPC-157 enhances tendon-to-bone integration even when corticosteroids are present