Injectable B-12

[C0LUMB0]

Anybody here used injectable B-12 ?

I have 10 amps of this stuff sittin here doin nothin .( i was prescribed 20 amps of it last year coz my doc reckoned i was low ,and i only used half )

Its cyanocobalamin 1000mcg .
we have 3 old threads on EF bout this stuff but i wanna know if anybody knows about it effect on appetite and also about dosing.

 

[RADAR]

yeah! i use it 1000g every other day ,great boost in energy and appetite

 

[C0LUMB0]

Bingo ! Thats what i wanted to hear RADAR.

 

[Only1eagle]

I used it years ago. Great energy and it made winny shots pain free!!

 

[C0LUMB0]

I used it years ago. Great energy and it made winny shots pain free!!

Good to know...thanks bro.

 

[Peterlumberjack]

i thought it improved my sleep cycles too

 

[stevesmi]

yes i've had several. they were given to me by an acupuncturist and hurt like hell when she injected me in the ass, i was sore for 4 days.

B12 is awesome stuff. its can be hard to get it from food depending on your diet, so its definately something you should use on cycle to give an extra boost if you are low.

 

[kx250rider]

I use it too. Probably can't honestly say I feel any big benefits, but it is clinically proven to help you use protein more efficiently, and to balance energy levels. Some people say the shot hurts, and if you're using 1000mcg/ml concentration, that's a BIG syringe for a typical dose! I shoot 10,000 mcg from a 5000 mcg/ml concentration (2cc). When I got my first shot from the doctor, he shot 5cc, which wasn't so much fun. I put 2cc in the glute, quad, or delt, depending on rotation. I've never shot more than 2cc in a delt, as I think it would be too much volume and would cause a lump. I need to find some more sites to shoot, since I'm on Test, HCG, B12, and now Acetyl-D Glucosamine for joint problems. That's about 14 needles/week.

Charles

 

[stevesmi]

I use it too. Probably can't honestly say I feel any big benefits, but it is clinically proven to help you use protein more efficiently, and to balance energy levels. Some people say the shot hurts, and if you're using 1000mcg/ml concentration, that's a BIG syringe for a typical dose! I shoot 10,000 mcg from a 5000 mcg/ml concentration (2cc). When I got my first shot from the doctor, he shot 5cc, which wasn't so much fun. I put 2cc in the glute, quad, or delt, depending on rotation. I've never shot more than 2cc in a delt, as I think it would be too much volume and would cause a lump. I need to find some more sites to shoot, since I'm on Test, HCG, B12, and now Acetyl-D Glucosamine for joint problems. That's about 14 needles/week.

Charles

i would rather inject anything myself then have a nurse do it.

unless its drawing blood which would be difficult to do on my own

 

[Fatboy1984]

I use it too. Probably can't honestly say I feel any big benefits, but it is clinically proven to help you use protein more efficiently, and to balance energy levels. Some people say the shot hurts, and if you're using 1000mcg/ml concentration, that's a BIG syringe for a typical dose! I shoot 10,000 mcg from a 5000 mcg/ml concentration (2cc). When I got my first shot from the doctor, he shot 5cc, which wasn't so much fun. I put 2cc in the glute, quad, or delt, depending on rotation. I've never shot more than 2cc in a delt, as I think it would be too much volume and would cause a lump. I need to find some more sites to shoot, since I'm on Test, HCG, B12, and now Acetyl-D Glucosamine for joint problems. That's about 14 needles/week.

Charles

Thats crazy. you inject your glucosamine. Do you feel any difference than taking it orally. Ihave joint problems too and will do anything for any minor improvement.

 

[swole]

i get B12 shots once a month at my doc

i just walk in without an apt and they hit me up sub-q in the delt with a cc of it, i think it's 1000mcg or something like that, whatever the normal dose is

the energy boost is nice

 

[ledhead]

So how many ml's a week is good?

 

[kx250rider]

Thats crazy. you inject your glucosamine. Do you feel any difference than taking it orally. Ihave joint problems too and will do anything for any minor improvement.

I started this thread on it... This is a special compounded stuff, which is a less-expensive generic for (Costly!!!) Adequan.

Here's a link to that thread:

http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/h...y-tried-adequan-injections-joints-708909.html

Charles

 

[thelocal]

kx dont they make a generic human version of adequan?

 

[kx250rider]

kx dont they make a generic human version of adequan?

No... It's not sanctioned by the FDA yet. Fortunately, the generic is a supplement, and can't be regulated as it stands. Brand name Adequan is also vet-only, but everywhere else in the world it's for humans. Politics and money are the only reasons it's called a Veterinary item here. I'm not telling anyone to use it, that it's safe or unsafe; I'm just telling my own experiences.

Charles

 

[thelocal]

i got ya man,i was just curious