A common reference point is 1 ml BAC water per 1 mg retatrutide, but this is flexible: 10 mg retatrutide + 2 ml BAC: 5 mg/ml concentration (more concentrated, less volume to draw)
Neurological changes A lack of vitamin B12 can cause neurological problems, which affect your nervous system, such as: vision problems memory loss pins and needles loss of physical co-ordination (ataxia), which can affect your whole body and cause difficulty speaking or walking damage to parts of the nervous system (peripheral neuropathy), particularly in the legs If neurological problems do develop, they can sometimes be irreversible
If you take large doses of vitamin B12 and notice adverse side effects, talk to your health care professional about the issue and ask about evaluating your ability to properly absorb the nutrient
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