However, due to its synthetic nature it is also the least bioavailable and active (Hunt, Harrington and Robinson, 2014) Methylcobalamin: The first of our non-synthetic forms of B12 is methylcobalamin, a naturally occurring co-enzyme
For context (weekly totals): IM up to 3/week: 50 mg 3 = 150 mg/week
Dose Selection: The trials evaluated doses ranging from 0.25 mg to 54 mg, with higher doses showing increased gastrointestinal effects
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Injections comprised of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids have no specific dosage requirements as these are not regulated by the FDA