Looking for B12 injections without toxic preservatives

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You might be ok, but I would ask the doctor what the preservative is. Many that

I checked had aluminum, along with some other stuff that didn't sound good.

There are some pharmacies that produce fairly clean shots, but I would ask......

 

-m

 

 

 

, Marla <busykitchen

wrote:

>

> I apologize because I'm rather late on this thread. My daughter is 6.5, and

> her doctor just prescribed B12 shots for her. This thread caught my eye. I

> have not yet started giving her the shots, but can you please tell me what

> bad stuff is in these shots? Where can I learn more? You mention " clean "

> shots with a 'script, so how do I know the doctor gave her the good stuff?

> (btw, the doc is an Environmental Medicine specialist, with a very good

> understanding of holistic medicine.)

>

> Thanks!

> Marla

>

> On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 6:09 AM, yoonit <yoonit wrote:

>

> > Thanks for the comments. I have been using sublingual methyl 1000 lozenges

> > for the past few years (although not daily) and still have what looks like

> > pernicious anemia and a dropping platelet count. A holistic doctor gave me a

> > shot of B12 (along with a few other nutrients) and I felt better for a few

> > days. Not all agree that lozenges work as good as shots. I read that you may

> > only absorb 1% from a lozenge. But since I can't get the " clean " shots

> > without a 'script, I may " up " my lozenge size (to 5 mg) and do them daily...

> >

> > Thanks again.

> > -m

> >

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