Patients who attribute all their hair loss to B12 and take supplements without investigating androgenetic alopecia often delay the treatment they actually need." This guide explains the mechanism, who's at risk, how to restore levels, and when B12 is and isn't the answer
Once your provider determines how much B12 you need, then you may be able to decide whether you would like to receive lower dosages every five to ten days or a higher dose on a monthly basis
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B12 has a very low toxicity, so large amounts are not considered dangerous