B12+MIC for weight loss?

FoxIMO

FoxIMO

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Anyone taking B12+MIC to help their metabolism while using RS? I've heard good things about it. A person on this forum suggested a specific source but I'm not naming them. I'm avoiding the telehealth route because of the high cost and subscription model. Any thoughts/experiences/suggestions welcome.
 
MIC B12 or lipo C didn't help me lose fat at all. But the B12 did ease the nausea and tiredness from tirz.
 
I've been on Lipo B and Lipo C for over 2 months now, and I think I've noticed a change. I'm also using tirz. I started Lipo B because I was super tired and needed some energy. I think Lipo B is MIC and B12. I think it's helped me lose weight and I don't have extra skin. I've lost almost 50 pounds in 4 months. I think the B vitamins helped.
 
I'm a nurse and I give Lipo B12 shots at a medspa. It’s the most popular shot we offer. I’ve had them myself many times. I only saw weight loss when I started a GLP-1. If your doctor says you need B12, great, it can help with energy. But don’t waste your money just for weight loss. MIC and Lipo are the same thing.
 
Ant said:
I'm a nurse and I give Lipo B12 shots at a medspa. It’s the most popular shot we offer. I’ve had them myself many times. I only saw weight loss when I started a GLP-1. If your doctor says you need B12, great, it can help with energy. But don’t waste your money just for weight loss. MIC and Lipo are the same thing.
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This has been my experience as well. B12 for energy, but not really a weight loss thing on its own.
 
I'm curious, has anyone tried sermorelin as an alternative to the shots? I've read about troches that dissolve under the tongue. Supposedly, it's a newer delivery method. I wonder if it's as effective?
 
Leslie70 said:
I'm curious, has anyone tried sermorelin as an alternative to the shots? I've read about troches that dissolve under the tongue. Supposedly, it's a newer delivery method. I wonder if it's as effective?
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That's interesting. I've only heard of nasal sprays. I didn't think peptides like that could be taken orally.
 
I looked into Dihexa a while back. Seemed interesting but also a bit experimental. I read some stuff about potential effects on cancer cells, so I decided to pass. Not sure if the cognitive benefits are worth the risks.
 
I also saw something about Angiotensin IV having cognitive benefits. Any thoughts?
 
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