The GP would prescribe the correct amount for you, so it would be hard to overdose. But if too much vitamin B12 is taken, certain symptoms may arise - including a change to your pee
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The Institute of Medicine reports that no adverse effects have been associated with excess vitamin B12 intake from food and supplements in healthy individuals. However, if youre not deficient in vitamin B12 to begin with or you dont address the underlying reasons you might be deficient, i.e
A similar effect is observed when combining the drug with hormonal contraceptives
Thiamin deficiency in people with obesity
By inhibiting NNMT using agents such as 5-amino-1MQ, it's possible to enhance NAD+ levels and activate genes that promote metabolism