Research has demonstrated glutamines ability to improve symptoms associated with these conditions and help repair damaged intestinal tissue (Van Der Hulst et al., The Lancet )
Pros and cons of a B12 IV drip Pros: Higher dose of B12 with 100% bioavailability Includes IV hydration therapy, which amplifies energy benefits Can include add-ons like glutathione, vitamin C, or magnesium More sustained, longer-lasting energy boost Ideal for significant deficiency, post-illness recovery, or athletic performance Cons: Longer session time (3060 minutes) Slightly higher cost than a single B12 shot B12 Shot vs
Obviously, you need to add a substrate - conventionally either of two substrates is used: malate, which is oxidised to oxaloacetate by reducing NAD succinate, which is oxidised to fumarate by reducing a flavin Perhaps less obviously, you also have to add ADP
This is a nuanced medical decision that only your healthcare team can make with you