The major downside to injectables is that these IV therapy treatments can be expensive ($200-500+ per session) and require clinical visits that can take hours, not to mention needles, making them inaccessible for most people
Others choose every one to two weeks
but even a significantly lower BAC of .02 percent can have adverse effects on your drivingspecifically, a decline in your visual function (rapid tracking of a moving target), a decline in your ability to perform two tasks at the same time, and impaired judgment, according to a guide to alcohol impairment and the ABCs of BAC, from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
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And if you're already taking B12 but not noticing much benefit, it may be time to: Switch to a methylated form Improve your gut environment with enzymes, probiotics, or butyrate Pair it with other synergistic B vitamins for full-body support Remember, supplements don't work in isolation
A stronger vial keeps draws small even for larger doses