B12 therapy for wellness purposes is typically not covered by insurance, but if prescribed by your physician for a diagnosed B12 deficiency, coverage may be available
Athletes looking to amplify this signal may benefit from timing injections approximately 30-60 minutes before training sessions, a practice analogous to pre-exercise peptide protocols used with BPC-157 and TB-500, though direct timing data for MOTS-c are not yet available in peer-reviewed literature
Self-directed peptide use can also be risky for patients taking multiple medications, patients with liver or kidney concerns, people with bleeding disorders, and anyone who has experienced unusual reactions to injectable products
Initial response time also depends on: Severity of the B12 deficiency Frequency of injections Underlying health conditions Absorption and metabolism differences If youre getting your first B12 shot, your provider may start you on a more aggressive schedule, such as weekly injections until your levels are normalized
Your provider will review your medication list during your consultation