At KLOWs fixed ratio, delivering 2 mg of TB-4 would require 16 mg total KLOW: 10 mg GHK-Cu and 2 mg each of BPC-157, TB-4, and KPV an absurdly high, potentially dangerous amount of GHK-Cu
If you notice any of the following, you may be deficient in vitamin B12: Pale or jaundiced skin Weakness and fatigue Nerve damage that feels like pins and needles Changes in balance, coordination and the way you walk A swollen tongue and mouth sores Shortness of breath and dizziness Blurred vision Brain disorder like depression and dementia High body temperature Signs That a B12 Injection Could Be Right for You There are many people who can improve their health and well-being with vitamin B12 injections, especially under the following circumstances
A retest now of serum B12, once on weekly injections, will probably be unhelpful as it will be high either way
Do not self-adjust the dose or frequency of injections
A professional administers the shot straight into the muscle at a 90-degree angle, ensuring the B12 gets exactly where it needs to go for a rapid effect