The most common method, also introduced by Schilling, is to inject a high dose of unlabeled B12 to saturate all binding capacities of the B12 binding proteins, and thereby facilitating urinary excretion of the absorbed radioactively labeled B12
Patients should carefully evaluate their options while considering: Provider credentials and experience Facility accreditation Treatment protocols offered Total cost of care, including follow-up visits M1C B12 injections are specialized, combining methionine, inositol, choline, and vitamin B12, and require consideration of various cost factors, including provider selection, treatment frequency, and location-specific pricing
This makes it safer for longer-term use and eliminates concerns about developing insulin resistance
Check with your veterinarian for the best methods of disposing containers containing sharps in your area