Those steps are part of the clinical training a provider delivers to a patient who has already been evaluated and prescribed a compound, not a public how-to for anyone with a search bar
Vitamin B12 Deficiency Your body stores 1,000-2,000 times as much vitamin B12 as you'd eat in a day, so it can take many years to see symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency
Enzymes such as lipase appear to play a critical role in this process, helping in the breakdown of these fats
To maximize results, we often recommend: Eat an anti-inflammatory diet (lean protein, healthy fats, colorful vegetables) Stay hydrated to support circulation and tissue repair Use low-impact movement (walking, mobility work, light stretching) to stimulate blood flow Prioritize sleep (deep rest is when repair happens) Avoid re-injuring the area while healing is underway At Intra-V, we may also recommend pairing recovery peptides with supportive options like IV infusions (vitamin C, NAD+, glutathione) based on your goals and history