Another promising avenue involves drugs like NitroSynapsin, which target neural hyperexcitability a characteristic observed in some autism cases
B12 is water soluble and excreted in the urine, any excess would not build up in the body but be removed via urine
Similarly, pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should avoid use given unknown effects on fetal development
The severity profile matters more than the raw percentages
Lab Tests Might Say Normal, But Your Body Might Say Otherwise Its incredibly common to hear someone say their B12 levels are fine according to a lab test, yet they still feel completely drained
Drmi, D., Kolenc, D., Ili, S., Bauk, L., Sever, M., Sever, A., & Sikiri, P