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Half-life data reinforces the contrast
However, it is legally available as a supplement
When B12 is insufficient, myelin maintenance can falter
Unlike hormonal compounds, no post-cycle therapy is required and no rebound effects occur when discontinuing use
Injectable B12 (hydroxocobalamin) is administered intramuscularly at doses of 1 mg (1,000 g)