For treating a deficiency, injections are usually given frequently at the start, for example, several times per week or every other day for a couple of weeks, to quickly build up body stores
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Peter Attia, a longevity physician, discusses NAD+ precursors: "While evidence is emerging, NAD+ boosting shows promise for mitochondrial health and longevity, though IV might not be optimalprecursors like NMN could be better."[33][20] On combinations, he cautions on long-term data but notes potential for metabolic disorders
Older age : Due to changes in dietary nutrient intake (usually from eating less overall) and also decreased production of stomach acid, the elderly tend to have reduced levels of vitamin B12
Best Practices: Strength training 2-3x per week Cardio 3-4x per week (moderate intensity) High-intensity intervals for fat burning Daily walking (10,000+ steps) Rest and recovery for hormone balance Important Note MIC+B12 injections are a supplement to, not a replacement for, healthy lifestyle choices