Methylcobalamin is one of the two active forms of B12. Its superb utility comes from both increasing B12 levels and reducing homocysteine simultaneously. Thus, for many patients it solves two problems at once. It generates S-adenosyl methionine, the most crucial methyl donor we have, further helping the body in vital processes.

Therefore, methyl B12 is considered the ultimate form of B12. It is easiest to absorb, and it can even fully reverse symptoms. If you’re struggling with neurological symptoms, methyl B12 is often the only promising treatment for regenerating nerves.

B12 deficiency and pernicious anemia are our areas of expertise. Many of our readers have to inject B12 daily for life, and the Comfort-in™ can boost their life quality, which is why we’re excited about this needleless syringe. In fact, the injection of methyl B12 has become one of the more popular uses of the device, according to the company.

However, the benefits of methyl B12 injection are not limited to just patients with B12 deficiency or pernicious anemia. For example, the shots are a godsend to kids with special needs:

Due to their methylation issues, children on the autistic spectrum have experienced stark cognitive improvements with the use of methyl B12 shots. These kids tend to do well on methylcobalamin but worse on other forms, like cyanocobalamin. There’s a wealth of anecdotal and professional opinion on the use of methyl B12 in such cases.

There are also many studies on the effectiveness of methyl B12 on improved function in a plethora of conditions, which you can read about in our article about B12 forms.

When it comes to B12 injection and children, a key problem that parents and physicians report is the physical administering of the shots themselves. That is, if you want the B12 to do its job and stabilize the behavior and brain function of your child, your child must first comply with the shots. Of course, easier said than done.

This is where the Comfort-in™ needle-free syringe comes to help.

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