---------- For use in managing Vitamin B12 deficiencies associated with cobalt deficiency, inadequate intake, or intestinal malabsorption in cattle, sheep, swine, and horses
Low energy Fatigue Memory issues Confusion Headaches Fogginess Moodiness Weakness Anemia Using these symptoms as a guide, you can determine when your vitamin B12 shot needs to be repeated
Postmenopausal osteoporosis (type I): After menopause, women experience a sudden drop in estrogen levels, a significant increase in osteoclast activity, accelerated bone resorption, insufficient osteoblast activity, and rapid loss of bone mass (30% -50% loss after 5-10 years of menopause), mainly in the lumbar spine and hip
The typical way to get the recommended daily amount of B12 is to consume it as part of your everyday diet