Desperate to start self injecting....

[pugdogs10]

Have looked all over on the internet but unable to find methylcobalamin ampules. Can anyone helpme please.

[fbirder]

Do you need methylcobalamin? Have you tried hydroxocobalamin?

There's a lot of misinformation on the interwebs about methyl vs hydroxocobalamin. Yes, some people have mutations that hinder the conversion of hydroxo to methylcobalamin. But the most often quoted is a mutation in the gene that codes for the MTHFR enzyme. But MTHFR isn't directly involved in the methylation of hydroxocobalamin, it is involved in the formation of methyltetrahydrofolate, which then methylates hydroxocobalamin. But you can take methyltetrahydrofolate capsules to fix that problem (they're sold as 'methyl folate').

You can get methylcobalamin for injection from the b12d.org website.

b12d.org

[deniseinmilden in reply to fbirder]

Thank you Frank!

[pugdogs10 in reply to fbirder]

Many thanks ...info very helpful.

[pugdogs10 in reply to fbirder]

Hi fbirder.... I have been away on holiday and only just seen your reply it is very useful information. I have ordered some methylfolate from amazon today I am going to give it a try.

Many thanks for taking the trouble to reply.

[MDHa246]

B12d.org Dr Chandry has researched B12deficiency for years and is well known By PAS he is based in Durham UK. They will supply the ampoules.

[fbirder in reply to MDHa246]

Unfortunately the ampoules are too expensive, so they'll be going back to the bottles - b12d.org/b12d/submit/viewbl... - which is a shame.

[pugdogs10]

Many thanks for your help I will try this.

[deniseinmilden]

I would suggest you try hydroxocobalamin.

My post "My Experiences" has some of my details and may give you some ideas.

Good luck!