
B12 Shots
What are B12 Shots?
It is an essential vitamin which helps make DNA. It also helps create myelin- which coats nerves and cells and prevents damage. It is a water-soluble vitamin- meaning you cannot overdose on it.
b12 helps the endocrine and immune system function, removes toxins, helps create and functionality of cells, creates bone marrow, gives you energy, helps the metabolism of fats, keeps nerves healthy, and it syntheses serotonin (happy hormone).
Symptoms of low b12 are tiredness, headaches, weight change, low mood, yellowing or pale skin, mouth sores, dizziness, racing heart, brain fog, pins and needles, disturbed vision, balancing issues, muscle weakness, thinning hair, hormone issues.
about the treatment
Frequently asked questions about B12 shots
How long is the treatment?
B12 shots take around 5-10 minutes.
Pain scale?
Minimal, it is like any other intramuscular injection, e.g. the flu vaccination. No numbing required.
Down time?
No down time needed.
When will I see Results?
On the day- it can help with your mood. The following day it can help with tiredness, however this can take up to one week with certain patients.
- Within the first week it can help with brain fog, and pins and needles.
- Within 2 weeks it can help with muscle and joint pain.
- Within 1 month it can help balance hormones and improve any pain related symptoms.
1 shot every 12 weeks is recommended.
How long does a B12 injection appointment take?
Your B12 appointment will be no longer than 15 minutes. The shot will take around one minute to be carried out, so a very quick procedure.
What are the benefits of B12 injections?
Vitamin B12 Injections are known as an energy and metabolism booster.
- Increased energy and reduced fatigue
- Improved mood and mental clarity
- Supports red blood cell production
- Helps with menopause symptoms such as brain fog
- Help with achy joints and muscles
How often should I have a B12 shot?
We recommend having a shot every 12 weeks.
Are there any side effects of B12 shots?
Vitamin B12 shots are generally safe and well-tolerated, especially when given at recommended doses. Side effects from a B12 shot can be redness to the injection site, an achy arm after the procedure and possibly some bruising from the injection.

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