• Increase in Energy!

Vitamin B12 helps with the production of red blood cells, which are needed to transport oxygen to the cells in your body, and to convert food into glucose, which is the necessary energy used throughout your day.

People with vitamin b12 deficiency are usually tired or fatigued, even after getting a good night’s sleep. A Vitamin B12 shot will increase your energy levels, making you feel stronger and well rested. It can also help you lose weight by increasing your metabolism.

• Increases Cognitive Function

Cognitive problems and memory loss in adults have been linked to a decrease / deficiency of B12. The brain needs this vitamin for processing and regenerating nerve fiber sheaths in your neurons. With a B12 shot, your neurons can regenerate better to prevent health conditions such as dementia. Anxiety and depression have also been seen with low B12.  Your mood and mental health can improve with a B12 shot because there will be a natural increase in levels of mood-regulating brain chemicals such as serotonin and dopamine.

• Prevents Anemia

Low levels of B12 can cause Megaloblastic or pernicious anemia which causes you to feel lethargic, weak and even pale in colour.  A vitamin b12 injection will increase the production of RBC which increases the oxygen delivery to your cells.

• Immune System

Vitamin B12 restores white blood cells, helping you fight pathogens and aiding your immune system.

• Improves Your Appearance

Vitamin B12 helps with the development and reproduction of new cells, including those in your skin, nails and hair. Dermatologic issues such as hyperpigmentation and inflammation can arise with a B12 deficiency. Discoloration of your nails & slow hair growth as well.

• Healthy Bones and Prevents Osteoporosis

A deficiency in vitamin B12 has been shown to correlate with lower bone density (weaker bones and osteoporosis), a problem that women, in particular, should be aware of. This condition it makes it more difficult to heal a broken bone. A B12 shot can strengthen your bones and prevent them from becoming weak and brittle.

If you would like further information on B12 please visit:
https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminB12-HealthProfessional