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FDA nonclinical toxicology review (2023-2024) flagged DNA damage in pituitary cells and injection-site necrosis in animal studies, plus immunogenicity and impurity risks from compounded material, alongside GH/IGF-1-axis effects such as fluid retention, joint discomfort, flushing, and headache reported by users
The compound is a quinolinium scaffold with a methyl substituent at position 1 and an amino substituent at position 5, supplied as the iodide salt for stability
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Got Questions About B12 Injections
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Yes, taking both is generally safe as B vitamins are water-soluble, but you may receive excessive amounts of certain vitamins, particularly B6 and niacin
