(what science says) The short answer is yesvitamin B12 shots do work, but their effectiveness depends heavily on who is receiving them and why
Controlled Substances (Different Rules): Require in-person visit before prescribing (with rare exceptions) More stringent DEA regulations State-specific restrictions often stricter GLP-1s avoid these complications
Often times it is patient preference or how they feel about one product vs another that is the deciding factor of which one to use
By personalizing the titration schedule, IVIM appears to keep patients on therapy longer, which directly improves outcomes
I find L-Carnitine works well to allow for stored body fat stores to be used as a fuel source when dieting which aids in improving overall daily and workout energy levels allowing for more productive weight based workouts, i find this to be quite an effective supplement that allows for me to be able to get in decent amounts of L-Carnitine and green tea extract to aid in my fat loss phases, i also find that this supplement stacks well with around 6 softgels of a decent form of CLA to provide more of a boost in fat loss results and aid in allowing for the burning of stubborn fat stores which for me are located on my lower abs, lower back and upper legs
With tirzepatide, patients lose an average of 15-22% of body weight (40-56 pounds for a 250-pound person)