Key Benefits: Supports bone marrow function with Folic Acid and Vitamin B12 Provides readily absorbed phosphorus (butafosfan) for high-energy muscle activity Improves oxygen transport to help combat fatigue and enhance stamina Maintains adequate Vitamin B12 reserves in blood and liver tissues Promotes appetite during intensive training or competition Assists with efficient starch breakdown after high grain intake More Information
It doesn't necessarily kill all potential contaminants on contact, but it stops them from proliferating
Some people have the following side effects after a B6 IV therapy session: Loss of appetite Foul smells or tastes Headache Nausea Bruising Pain in the area or arm that had the injection Stomach pain Overdosing on vitamin B6 (when 500 mg or more are taken in a single day) Most of these side effects go away on their own within a short period of time
In rare cases you may suffer bruising, redness, swelling or itching at the injection site which is normally transient and limited to 48 hours
Epigenetic regulation of HGF/met receptor axis is critical for the outgrowth of bone metastasis from breast carcinoma
Additionally, storage containers and vials should be inspected before use in order to ensure they are free of any cracks or leaks which could potentially affect product contamination
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