The BBB is a highly selective semi-permeable barrier that exists between the CNS and blood
It speaks to how important the former is that the NHS recommends those who need it get an injection of hydroxocobalamin every two to three months for the "rest of your life"
Yes, L-carnitine is generally safe for women and shows no gender-specific safety concerns in studies
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[1] However, for pernicious anaemia or deficiency with neurological symptoms, intramuscular hydroxocobalamin is the recommended treatment in the UK
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