Lets break down the science behind each and how they compare
It is referenced as a daily microgram-dose subcutaneous or intramuscular injection
Dietary alkali and bicarbonate therapy may improve bicarbonate status and may slow progression in selected patients, but treatment must account for sodium load, potassium, edema, blood pressure and medications
Unfortunately, stress, poor eating habits, lack of proper hydration, smoking, excessive drinking, and a sedentary lifestyle have caused a deficiency of essential nutrients which have caused many health problems including damaged skin
Some patients need these injections almost daily, while others will be prescribed the injections once every three months or so, and others may only need a top-up once a year, this all depends on your progress, where you are within your weight loss journey, and how much you are looking to lose
Women are also more likely to have their symptoms overlap with major hormonal life stages