This is called vitamin B12 neuropathy
Krivic et al., 2008) ligament-healing (Cerovecki et al., 2010) and has a strong osteogenic effect the in non-union model (Sebecic et al., 1999) (and in other models, such as is observed with rat femoral head osteonecrosis (Gamulin et al., 2013), or alveolar bone loss (Keremi et al., 2009)
B12 deficiency symptoms usually begin gradually, but can become more serious over time
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Research started with animal models, which established its safety to the point that human trials got started, too
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