According to Professor Adrian R Martineau, 1 March 2015, in his article discussing the main recommendations for healthcare practitioners in NICE Public Health (PH) guidance 56 on Vitamin D: increasing supplement use among at-risk groups: "Health professionals do not need to routinely test vitamin D status in asymptomatic people in at-risk groups before advising them to take a vitamin D supplement
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[15] [16] Standard NHS treatment protocols: Without neurological involvement: Hydroxocobalamin 1mg intramuscularly three times weekly for two weeks, then maintenance injections every 2-3 months (lifelong if pernicious anaemia)
Using unregulated "research chemical" products with unknown purity, incorrect concentrations, and potential contamination (bacterial endotoxins, heavy metals, residual solvents) introduces risks that have nothing to do with the peptide
Was identity confirmed by LC-MS
For injection dosing, see our GHK-Cu injection dosage guide
