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When absorbed directly through the gut, as food or tablets, your body will only take on as much B12 as it needs, and the excess will pass through your urine

In addition, cobalamin is an enzyme co-factor required for the production of DNA

Benzyl alcohol acts as a bacteriostatic agent

Other reports indicate that excessive levels of NO, as a result, for instance, from BPC 157 activity, can be responsible for damage of mitochondrial ironsulfur enzymes and hence for inhibition of mitochondrial respiration through inhibition of cytochrome oxidase [154,155]

Here are some tips to keep in mind when storing your B12 shots at home: Never Freeze: While some B12 injections must be refrigerated, especially lyophilized powder after mixing, they should never be frozen