Who Might Benefit from Vitamin B12 Injections Individuals at an elevated risk of Vitamin B12 deficiency include smokers, heavy alcohol users, vegans, vegetarians, and those with diets low in animal protein
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B12 can be injected intramuscularly to give a more sustained and powerful energy boost than oral vitamins
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A deficiency or lack of Vitamin B12 is quite common in the over 65s, those diagnosed with pernicious anaemia, and in anyone who follows a vegan, strict vegetarian, or extreme/fad/restricted diet for a long time without taking a B12 supplement or eating fortified foods