B12

[scoobysgym]

I know there have been posts on this in the past but after the last 1/2 hour of looking i am not finding what i am looking for so here it goes. I want to take b12 from ag guys to help out energy and appitate for current cycle (
800 test cyp ew, 75 tren eod and 75 of anadrol ed) but I can not find dosage and injection info. And help will give K to. Thanks bros

 

[SonicMonkey]

I know there have been posts on this in the past but after the last 1/2 hour of looking i am not finding what i am looking for so here it goes. I want to take b12 from ag guys to help out energy and appitate for current cycle (
800 test cyp ew, 75 tren eod and 75 of anadrol ed) but I can not find dosage and injection info. And help will give K to. Thanks bros

I'm in the same boat. Where's the info love?

 

[Kick-Ass Stack]

Is the Vitamin B12 you buy in pills/liquid at GNC totally useless? It seems a little much to inject B12.

 

[zips92]

I know there have been posts on this in the past but after the last 1/2 hour of looking i am not finding what i am looking for so here it goes. I want to take b12 from ag guys to help out energy and appitate for current cycle (
800 test cyp ew, 75 tren eod and 75 of anadrol ed) but I can not find dosage and injection info. And help will give K to. Thanks bros

Is the Vitamin B12 you buy in pills/liquid at GNC totally useless? It seems a little much to inject B12.

Cyanocobalamin is intrinsically bound during transit through the stomach. There are many necessary factors that determine the amount of B12 that is absorbed through the mucosal cells (such as calcium ion concentartion). A small amount of the total ingested (approximately 1%) can be absorbed through diffusion into the bloodstream, but only if taken in very high doses, one reason why B-vitamin supplements contain say 50,000% of the RDA because of the absorption problems.

Oral absorption is considered undependeable by many doctors for patients with anemia. In a normal diet, B12 is only available in a protein bound form from animal sources (not plant sources).

Cyanocobalamin is rapidly absorbed from intramuscular and subcutaneous injection sites. The compund usually reaches its peak plasma levels within 1 hour after injection. Within 48 hours, approximately 75% of the injected dose will usually appear in the urine.

100 mcg to 1500 mcg seems to be a common injection range. Several bros I have heard typically report 500 mcg or 1000 mcg per injection, say every 3 days or as needed for your specific use (race, heavy lifting night, marathon sex, etc.). You should probably experiment with dosages to see what works best for your energy levels needed. Hope that helps bros.

 

[Kick-Ass Stack]

Thanks for the info. Guess I've got one more thing to order...

 

[scoobysgym]

thanks alot. one last question can it be injected in like gh in the stomach??

 

[FaCkEnBaSsTaRd]

thanks alot. one last question can it be injected in like gh in the stomach??

Yes, that how I inject it.

 

[scoobysgym]

so 500 mcg ed in stomach should yield good results?? Thanks for all the help

 

[SonicMonkey]

So I could inject b12 intramuscular as well?

 

[boston789]

You're not gonna really GET RESULTS from b12...and yeah you can inject it guy.

 

[scoobysgym]

Not looking for results. Looking for incresed energy and appetite. It should at least do that.

 

[cj89899]

I inject 1000 mcg intramuscular weekly. I am thinking of upping the dose because I haven't noticed anything substantial yet. Been takingit for a month +.

 

[zips92]

I inject 1000 mcg intramuscular weekly. I am thinking of upping the dose because I haven't noticed anything substantial yet. Been takingit for a month +.

You probably are aware bro that inject B12 doesn't stay in your blood for that long, so don't expect an injection on Monday to give you a boost on Saturday. If I understand your post correctly, I wouldn't suggest boosting a single shot concentration too much higher than what you are already doing. Consider multiple doses per week, see if that helps.

Also, all in all, B12 is pretty safe, but you still don't want to use indiscriminantly. If you use the injectable at high doses consistently for too long a period of time (really hard to say what that is - months, years, ?), your body may become dependent/accustomed to the inject B12 (intramuscular) and the ability to absorb the protein bound form starts to diminish (which is already low). This is one reason why I don't particularly advocate long term injectable B12 use, but it in the short-term, it sure is useful and helpful to me when I need a boost for leg night or a race, plus I have had bouts of anemia.

Note, there are a lot of different opinions and research on this, and you can certainly find out a lot more online. A LONG time ago I learned this feedback from a doc after AAS became illegal, and he switched from giving me cypionate to B12. Obviously wasn't the same.

You can also e-mail/contact AG guys if you have any more specific questions about dosages and usage, or consider a PM to one of their reps on the board.

 

[scoobysgym]

thank you so much.