Institute of Medicines Recommendations In their 1998 report, the IOM used the amount of B12 required to treat pernicious anemia as a basis for their recommendations for the general adult population (IOM, 1998)
Unlike oral supplements, these injections bypass the digestive system, ensuring maximum absorption and faster results
found only in foods of animal origin Foods that are high in vitamin B 12 (g/100g) include: Liver (2658) Beef and lamb (13 Chicken (trace) Eggs (12.5) Dairy foods (0.32.4) In normal humans the absorption of vitamin B 12 from foods has been shown to vary depending on the quantity and type of protein consumed
Regardless of the diluent selected, sterile technique and proper refrigerated storage remain essential for preserving peptide quality
Petersen JA, Wilm BJ, von Meyenburg J, Schubert M, Seifert B, Najafi Y, et al