It also helps to regulate the immune system and mood, and control levels of the amino acid homocysteine, elevated levels of which are associated with heart disease
Known Side Effects Reported side effects are generally mild and infrequent: Injection site reactions: temporary redness, mild swelling, or tenderness Nausea: occasionally reported, usually mild and transient Dizziness: rare, typically with first doses Fatigue: some users report temporary tiredness Headache: infrequent, usually resolves quickly These effects typically diminish with continued use and rarely require treatment discontinuation
Dependence and Withdrawal: Risk of psychological dependence and withdrawal symptoms upon cessation
We cannot say for sure long-term use implications may be at this point
These injections contain a synthetic version of the vitamin called cyanocobalamin and are usually given directly into a muscle by a healthcare provider
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