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Cons Painful: B12 shots can be painful for some people, and very unpleasant for those who are afraid of needles
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12 The Medical Board ruled against a patient who claimed his deteriorating health was due to the continued treatment with B12 injections
It's a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide first isolated from human plasma in 1973 by biochemist Loren Pickart, who noticed that older liver tissue regenerated better when exposed to plasma from younger donors
In liver diseases such as acute hepatitis, live cirrhosis and liver cancer, elevated B12 values are often found because the liver is no longer capable of storing vitamin B12
