There are virtually no adverse side effects
Yes, MIC+B12 injections can alter the effects of medications such as certain antibiotics, anti- seizure medications, and chemotherapy drugs
You should always tell your provider about: Current medications and supplements Known allergies Pre-existing medical conditions When to contact your provider: If you experience a persistent headache, severe muscle weakness, or a rash that lasts longer than 24 hours, please call your provider
Additional charges may be applied at that time
Lipotropic injections combine B12 with other ingredients that specifically target fat metabolism
However, the HCG Institute also has Methylcobalamin troches 5mg that work better than b12 pills because they are going into the bloodstream via tiny blood vessels underneath the tongue avoiding the digestion process