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Safety and Side Effects of B-Complex Vitamin IV B-Complex Vitamin IV therapy is generally considered safe when administered by qualified healthcare professionals

Adenosylcobalamin is needed as cofactor in methylmalonyl-CoA mutaseMUT enzyme

It helps convert food into usable energy, supports red blood cell production, and plays a key role in nerve function

According to researchers who have had access to some of the data, the first randomized clinical trial with AOD 9604 reported up to 2.6 kg of weight loss in obese individuals

GLP-1 therapy works in significant part by weakening the body's normal appetite feedback, the homeostatic system that increases hunger as weight is lost

Alternative B12 treatment Some people get injections from private GPs and some find that high strength oral b12 eg tablets, sub lingual lozenges, sprays, drops help a bit