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I have read the information regarding risks and benefits of vitamin injections give to me by my practitioner and have had a chance to ask questions on the treatment. I understand the possible complications of injection therapy are minor bruising and bleeding at injected sites, dizziness, headaches and possible fainting from the site of blood. I understand clearly that there may be a slight chance for sensitivities and reactions to the vitamin solution. I hereby release from all liabilities regarding my treatment with B12 injections.

Vitamin Injection Facts:

Vitamin injections are typically used as a treatment for a certain disorder. Some people lack intrinsic factor in the stomach, which is necessary for the absorption of the vitamin, therefore vitamin injections directly into the muscle is recommended.

Vegetarians (especially vegans) are also given shots of Vitamins since their diet is low in animal products, the primary source of many vitamins.

People with chronic fatigue, irritability and immunity disorders require monthly injections of vitamins usually because the oral form is not dependable.

Vitamin shots are most effective when taken at regular intervals (usually monthly). A regular schedule to receive the injections can be customized to each individual.

The body's ability to absorb vitamins is reduced with increasing age. Older people are often detected to have a more potent vitamin deficiency, even in cases where they do not suffer from any obvious side effects

Benefits Vitamin Injections

More energy, mental alertness and stamina for everyday tasks

Healthier immune systems

Improves sleep

Increases metabolism, thereby aiding in weight loss

Reduces allergies, stress and depression

Improves mood stabilization

Lessens frequency and severity of migraines and headaches

Helps lower homocysteine levels in the blood, thereby reducing the probability of heart diseases and strokes

Possible Side Effects and Contraindications from Vitamin Injections

A vitamin shot is safe and generally has no side effects, even in higher doses.

Some redness and swelling at the injection site may occur. This should start to get better within forty eight (48) hours.

In rare cases, vitamin shots can cause diarrhoea, peripheral vascular thrombosis, itching, transitory exanthema, urticaria, feelings of swelling of the whole body

Sensitivity to cobalt and/or cobalamin is a contraindication.

People with chronic liver and/or kidney dysfunction should not take vitamin injections

Interactions with drugs: antibiotics, cobalt irradiation, colchicine, colestipol, H2-blockers, metformin, nicotine, potassium chloride, proton pump inhibitors such as Prevacid, Losec, Aciphex, Pantaloc, and Zidovudine.