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Why Inject Vitamin B?

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I am curious as I'm doing more research I see that some times people inject vitamin B, usually 6 and 12 (If I recall correctly) I am just curious why not just takie them orally? And do you really benefit much more injecting? Why don't people inject more vitamins such as a, c, d etc. if the reward outweighs the risk? Thanks guys.

Lange's picture

Some great energy and appetite with vitamin b12 injections! love it!

manbearpig's picture

"Cobalamin (B12) is important in hematopoiesis , healthy metabolism, and in nervous system functions. Vitamin B12 deficiency causes pernicious anemia. Cobalmin is responsible for generating folate. During a B12 deficiency the body is unable to produce DNA, because folate is used in the production of the base thymine. Adenosylcobalamin and methylcobalamin are the two cofactors associated with cobalamin. Cobalamin is associated with isomerases, methltransferases, and dehalogenases."

my answer in biochem homework a few weeks ago.

manbearpig's picture

because according to my biochem and physiology profs, its important. lol

Darktide's picture

well said.

Darktide's picture

I will tell you for me the reason I inject B12 instead of using the pill form absorption. Plus I have digestive issues so I don't know how much I would be getting or losing.

Darktide's picture

lmao

Doss's picture

X2. much better bioavailability with injectables.

same is true with injectable dbol, winny, and drol. they are still 17aa compounds, so they are taxing to the liver. not quite to the extent that orals are because the injectables are able to skip first pass metabolism and enter the bloodstream before traveling thru the liver and being slightly degraded. this means it is entering the bloodstream in a more potent form than if absorbed thru the intestines, traveling to the liver via hepatic portal vein, then into the bloodstream after first-pass metabolism in the liver.

in the case of the steroids, the 17aa must still be detoxified by the liver, so the issue of liver toxicity is still there. in the case of the vitamin, the B vitamins are water soluble. all water soluble vitamins are used up during their active life by the body's cells, and the excess is processed/excreted by the kidneys in the urine. doesn't effect the liver, so excuse my tangent above. lol

outside of getting a better bang from the vitamin when it's injected, some people like to use it to dilute high pip gear in the syringe to ease the PIP.

Doss's picture

true.

one role that the B vitamins plays is that of co-enzymes for energy metabolism. it is this reason that higher energy levels is experienced with B12 supplementation. so, you are correct that 100% will not be used by the body, and the excess will be excreted. however, the body will use more of it when injected, because there is more to use. this is a benefit.

Doss's picture

You could... You realize tho that you're raising that argument in an AAS forum, right? With some cycles, I inject myself everyday. So, what sort of difference is an added .5-1 ml of something gonna make?

Doss's picture

You can inject separately or together. It won't hurt anything.

Doss's picture

That's why you rotate your sites. There's plenty to choose from to avoid pinning same muscle in one week. As for the cost, a case (100) of needles and syringes ranges from $18-30

You're talking about a vitamin. You're not gonna run it like you would a cycle bro