Re: Question regarding B12 shot

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I know Dr. Neubrander has something on his webpage about why the butt fat is

the best. On my son its the only place he has any fat and not much of it!!

I get my son while he's sleeping. He doesn't cover his butt because he

doesn't know its coming and he rarely knows I've done it. Sometimes he'll rub

his

butt and roll over but he's never woken up.

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I don't think it matters, I give mine in the tummy (lots of fat there!). I

can't tell much difference when I take it myself other than I have a little

more energy.

Chris

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Subject: [ ] Question regarding B12 shot

Does anyone know if its OK to give B12 shots in the upper arm. Or does it

have to go into the but. And what can I expect from the B12?

Thanks

Jan

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I really wish it didn't matter - my little guy is so guarded with his rear

end, that I have to literally outsmart him everytime I need to give him one.

Has anyone else tried an alternate location and not seen a difference??

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I don't think it matters, I give mine in the tummy (lots of fat there!). I

can't tell much difference when I take it myself other than I have a little

more energy.

Chris

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Subject: [ ] Question regarding B12 shot

Does anyone know if its OK to give B12 shots in the upper arm. Or does it

have to go into the but. And what can I expect from the B12?

Thanks

Jan

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> I KNOW it needs to go in the rear. The fat make-up is different there, and

> allows for a slow release. Check out Dr. Neubrander¹s site:

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> www.drneubrander.com

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> Good luck,

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> Does anyone know if its OK to give B12 shots in the upper arm. Or does it

> have to go into the but. And what can I expect from the B12?

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> Thanks

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> Jan

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it won't hurt them to do it in the arm but it won't be

as effective of a treatment unless it is given in the

FAT. Best place is in the Butt.

--- iVORYOURS@... wrote:

> Does anyone know if its OK to give B12 shots in the

> upper arm. Or does it

> have to go into the but. And what can I expect from

> the B12?

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>

> Thanks

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> Jan

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> The angle is important, too. Not straight in (like an intramuscular

> shot)...but almost parallel with the skin surface. 30 degree angle or less.

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> I just watched a DVD from 2006 NAA conf on methyl B-12 (Dr. Neubrander), and

> watched the Dr. Woeller web conference recently. Also, looked at the web site

> to see videos of how to do the shots.

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> Good luck,

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> it won't hurt them to do it in the arm but it won't be

> as effective of a treatment unless it is given in the

> FAT. Best place is in the Butt.

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> --- iVORYOURS@... <mailto:iVORYOURS%40WMCONNECT.COM> wrote:

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>> > Does anyone know if its OK to give B12 shots in the

>> > upper arm. Or does it

>> > have to go into the but. And what can I expect from

>> > the B12?

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>> > Thanks

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>> > Jan

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If you are talking regular old B12 shots, I don't know how much it

matters. If you are talking about the mB12 (methylcobalamin) shots

given to kids; there is a protocol by Dr. Neubrander that strictly says

to give the shot in the upper buttocks at a 45 degree angle (I think).

The biggest benefits of the mB12 shots is supposed to be language.

There can be hyperactivity; both temporary and not.

B12 shots give us energy, right? I don't do them.

Pam

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> Does anyone know if its OK to give B12 shots in the upper arm. Or

does it

> have to go into the but. And what can I expect from the B12?

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> Thanks

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> Jan

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I think it helps with energy but it supposed to help

with getting the methylation cycle adjusted too,

right?

--- noaholiviaian <phaselow@...> wrote:

> If you are talking regular old B12 shots, I don't

> know how much it

> matters. If you are talking about the mB12

> (methylcobalamin) shots

> given to kids; there is a protocol by Dr. Neubrander

> that strictly says

> to give the shot in the upper buttocks at a 45

> degree angle (I think).

>

> The biggest benefits of the mB12 shots is supposed

> to be language.

> There can be hyperactivity; both temporary and not.

>

> B12 shots give us energy, right? I don't do them.

>

> Pam

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> > Does anyone know if its OK to give B12 shots in

> the upper arm. Or

> does it

> > have to go into the but. And what can I expect

> from the B12?

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> > Thanks

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> > Jan

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[Guest guest]

Dr Neubrander's research has shown that it is important that the MB12

disperse in a certain way. This is done only in the fat of the

butt, according to him. That is also why you need to give the shot

at the shallowest angle you can--less than 30 degrees.

If the MB12 helps to start your child's methylation system to work

properly, you can expect some pretty good things, as this system is

integral to good health. However, like every intervention, there

are no guarantees about what would happen.

Before starting I would really take the time to go to Dr Neubrander's

site and do some reading there.

Anita

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> > Does anyone know if its OK to give B12 shots in the upper arm.

Or

> does it

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> > Thanks

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