Sublingual spray

[Annnon58]

Hello everyone , has anyone tried Boost b12 spray , ? If so is it helpful ? Thanks in advance 😀

[clivealive Forum Support]

I have used it for nearly a year an I personally think it has helped me to think more clearly. Holland & Barratt have it on offer buy one get one free.

It has to be a personal choice to use as we are all different but I've had P.A. for 45 years and have felt a benefit.

As to how much B12 actually "gets through" is anybody's guess

[Annnon58 in reply to clivealive]

Thanks Clivealive , I will get some for my husband and hope it helps in between injections , also thanks for advising me to ring mr .Hooper as he highly recommended a high dose sublingual spray as GP still refusing more frequent injections in spite of severe neurological symptoms . I hope the spray helps will let you know . Hopefully some will get through to him as 4 sprays a day of 1200 sounds hopefull 😀💉🌞 thank you for all your advice , it's very much appreciated .

[clivealive Forum Support in reply to Annnon58]

I've recently given a spray to my 40 year old step-daughter Zoe who has had ME/CFS since she was in high school to see if there is any improvement. She's coming to visit tomorrow and I must remember to ask her - an extra spray may be called for

Do you know your husband's Iron and Folate levels as they work together with B12 to make red blood cells?

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I've just ordered Misol B12 spray, expecting it today, it's not cheap but I heard some good reactions to using it...the way I look at it, it can't do any harm and might just give you the boost you need. Good luck.

[hunny59]

My first experience of this spray was that it cleared the bursitis in my hip joint (which I'd had for over two years) in about 10-15 minutes. I thought I was imagining things at the time but it's never come back and I later found out that B12 was the "old" way of treating bursitis

[anna4969 in reply to hunny59]

hunny, that is interesting B12 was the old way to treat bursitis. Can you please elaborate on that? I have shoulder bursitis and would be very interested in this knowledge. Thanks

[hunny59 in reply to anna4969]

Hi anna4969 - The link that I had for this originally appears to have expired, however I have found a couple of US sites that detail doctors using B12 for bursitis:

nutritionandhealing.com/201...

newswithviews.com/Howenstin...

[Annnon58]

Thank you so much for your reply Hunny59 , I will definitely try it as I think it's the one Mr Hooper mentioned in hindsight , at last may be seeing light at end of tunnel 🌤

[Annnon58]

Hi Clivealive , I hope the spray helps your step daughter . My husbands iron level is low , 11 , he takes iron tablets now which has helped his fatigue a bit , his folate level,is normal now as he's been taking multivitamins . Many thanks , don't know what we'd do without this forum

[Annnon58]

Incidentally Clivealive , my sons friend is 31 and has had ME for a very long time , I will suggest he tries the spray , thanks for the idea 😬

[Sallyfr]

I use this spray too in between injections and find that it helps with both fatigue and brain fog. I carry it all the time in m handbag 😀😀

[Laura1961]

I use this spray between jabs....i use more than the recommended 4 sprays daily and have no side effects. I have 8 weekly jabs, b12 boost spray andSolgar B complex tablet daily. It all helps but i still feel I need my jab after about 6 weeks as the usual PA symptoms return! Hope it helps!

[Annnon58]

Thank you Laura 1961 , yes he's been using the spray and it seems to have helped a bit so far , he also takes more than 4 a day , his 10'weekly injection due on Wednesday at long last , it's been a long painfull 10'weeks .