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However, by this point, you will be deficient in the money you have spent on needless injections, so Save Face recommend a full check-up with either your NHS GP or a private doctor, who can confirm your symptoms and any genuine deficiency with a blood test, and more importantly can prescribe the best type of B12 product and treatment programme to suit your needs.
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MOTS-C is a mitochondrial-derived peptide that influences energy metabolism
A blood test can determine if you have low B12 levels
Other ways to raise your B12 If injections are not right for you, there are other options: oral B12 tablets or sublingual drops, more B12-rich foods like fish, eggs, and fortified cereals, or a full weight loss program that combines nutrition, activity, and medical oversight
