Methionine Inositol Choline B12 (MIC B12) injections are a popular treatment option that is believed to have a wide range of benefits, including increased energy, improved mood, and better sleep
B12 injections are most clearly indicated when: A person has confirmed B12 deficiency that requires rapid replacement Theres a known or likely absorption issue Theres a need for ongoing maintenance due to non-dietary causes (for example, autoimmune gastritis) Typical treatment schedules (UK guidance) Treatment schedules can vary depending on symptoms, severity, and cause
Lifestyle factors such as heavy smoking and drinking or a poor diet over a prolonged period can also lead to low B12 levels or deficiency
Every program below has its own page covering the protocol, the research, and what to expect
He continued to say that for people with B12 deficiency, parenteral supplementation (ie not through the mouth/digestive system) therefore is a useless and expensive treatment, and if you still want it the NHS should not pay for it, you should pay for it yourself
