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Q: can you buy vitamin b12 in pill form ?
Alot of people get the shot of it, can’t I just take it in a pill? I was looking on gnc.com and didn’t find it.

A: Yes you can get it in pill form. You can probably find it in the vitamin section at Walmart. However, the vitamins that only have one vitamin in a pill contain a very high % DV of the vitamin. Multiple times more than your body needs in a day.

Anything over 100% DV is bad for your body. It acts like a poison. I think you would be better just taking a multi-vitamin that contains B12.

I learned this in my Nutrition class. There was a guy that was a health finatic and he never drank or did anything that would be toxic to his body. EXCEPT he took tons of vitamins everyday. He ended up dying of liver failure. His liver had to detoxify all the excess vitamins from his body everyday.

The only exception are water soluable vitamins. B12 happens to be a water soluable vitamin. This mean when you take to much of it, you will just pee it out. However, it is still unnecessary to take a large dose becuase your body doesn’t need it anyway.

Q: What vitamins can help with memory loss? Other than B12 that I’m already taking in a shot once a month.?
What vitamins that I can buy anywhere can help with memory loss? I already know about B12 helping a little, and I am already taking a vitamin b12 shot once each month for low blood pressure. Plus a high blood pressure pill for high blood pressure.

I don’t like not being able to remember things, and I want to try and fix it without another prescription. Can someone help me please?

A: I don’t know about vitamins, but these herbs are beneficial for reducing memory loss:
Gingko Biloba Extract
Rosemary
Ginseng
“The Memory Herb”
Gotu Kola
Herbs are just plain great.

Q: Can i take B12 + B1 + B6 pills instead of B12 shots?
I have b12 deficiency, my blood tests shows i have only 299 B12 in my blood. sth like that, and i have to make it above 500

However, am very lazy to go and get B12 shots, so i bought B complex tablet (B1 + B6 + B12). am taking 2 pills everyday, one after breakfast and one after lunch..

On the box it says:
Vitamin B1 200mg
Vitamin B6 50mg
Vitamin B12 1mg

Is that enough? and how long does it take to increase my B12 level more than 500 by taking 2 pills everyday? and do i have to stick to certain time when i take them? i mean after how many hours am i suppose to take the second pill?

Thanks alot.

A: Here is the issue with taking a pill vs a shot. a shot your body will use. a pill your body (depending on how much you eat with taking the pill) will only use about 50-65% of what is in the pill.

if you going to do this i would highly suggest getting the liquid version of this & talk to your doc. you body will absorb more of the liquid then it would a pill. but the most you will get is about 65% – 75% of what is in the liquid.

Most people don’t know that your body has a hard time using pills, they are just so small, even the big ones.

Talk with your doctor first, he knows more about your body then us, and i am sure he has a very good reason for you to be on the shot & not the pill.

Best Wish’s,
Nolwe

Q: How do you inject vitamin B12?
I’m thinking aboyt buying it friom http://www.b12-shot.com/, but I don’t understand whether I should buy the 1000 mcg/ml or the 100 mcg/m.

Also, if I buy the vials, how much of the stuff am I supposed to inject into myself at one time, and where on my body should I inject it?

I’m thinking it would be nice to have a B12 shot to get some extra energy during the day and be more healthy…

Thanks, any help is appreciated :)

A: I think you should ask your doctor before injecting something like that into your body. Unless you have pernicious anemia or something, you really don’t need injections of B12. But I’m pretty sure you inject it into your upper arm, like a regular shot, although I don’t know how much you inject at one time, sorry.

Q: How to take Tuberculosis medicines – I have the following prescription?
I have be diagnosed with TB of the Hilar Lymph Nodes. (chest area) and have been given the following antibiotics and other supporting medicines.

My question is:
Should i take all the remaining antibiotics immediately after breakfast in one shot
OR
can i have them during the course of the day?

What kind of diet should i maintain? Can i travel during this period?

I will appreciate you answer to this important question.

TB MEDICATION
Rifampicin (total dose per day 450mg per day) Before Breakfast with -Zantac-
Pyrazinamid (total dose per day 1.5g per day ) After Breakfast
Ethambutol (total dose per day 1.2g per day ) After Breakfast
Isoniazid (total dose per day 300mg per day ) After Breakfast

VITAMIN B12 (1 Tablet per day)
Calcium (1 tablet per day)
No Alcohol
High Protien Diet – Lots of water – Vegetables (i buy frozen vegetables)- Fruits (banana-popular in the house)

A: Rifampin works best on an empty stomach; take it 1 hour before or at least 2 hours after a meal. If you have difficulty swallowing the capsule, you may empty its contents into applesauce or jelly.
Do you mean “Pyrazinamide”?
Pyrazinamide comes as a tablet to take by mouth. It usually is taken once a day (at the same time each day) or in larger doses twice a week. Pyrazinamide may be taken with or without food.
Ethambutol comes as a tablet to take by mouth. It usually is taken once a day in the morning.
Isoniazid comes as a tablet and a syrup to take by mouth. It usually is taken once a day, on an empty stomach, 1 hour before or 2 hours after meals. However, if isoniazid causes an upset stomach, it may be taken with food.

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