I read that it increases potassium serum, which sounded like it could cause some confusion with the advice to keep a potassium rich diet when on B12 injections
Its best to use one of the following areas (see Figure 1): Your abdomen (belly), except for the 2-inch (5-centimeter) area around your belly button The middle front or middle outside of your thighs The upper area of your buttocks (butt) The back part of your upper arms, if someone else is giving you the injection If your healthcare provider tells you to use a certain injection site, follow their instructions
This compound exhibits various physiological activities in vitro, including antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antioxidative, and antitumor effects [34,35,36,37,38]
At prescription-level doses, it can help lower your circulating levels of bad LDL cholesterol, improve good HDL cholesterol levels and decrease triglyceride (fat) levels