It would be advisable to tell him / her that you have supplemented with B12 (since a high serum B12 level, in the ABSENCE of supplementation, can be indicative of other serious conditions, so your GP will need to know that the high level is probably due to supplements)
Use of certain medications that may interact with B12 or choline metabolism (e.g., metformin, proton pump inhibitors, or anticholinergic drugs)
The liver, which stores B12, can be compromised by excessive alcohol intake, leading to higher B12 requirements
5mg vial reconstitution The most practical volume for a 5mg vial is 1mL of bacteriostatic water , creating a 5mg/mL concentration
Its as if MOTS-c tells the body, burn fat and keep muscle, mimicking some effects of exercise