I know change is very difficult for people with autism (my son has autism too) but it sounds like it would hurt less and be easier for you to confidently treat her if you change injection site
The most common b12 injections side effects and safety considerations are mild: slight soreness at the injection site, occasional brief nausea, or a short-lived headache
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Some vendors market this as "oral BPC-157" or "stable BPC-157." The arginate form is meaningfully different and generally considered more appropriate for capsule delivery if you're going oral, this is the version worth seeking out
Intramuscular injections (IM) directly deliver vitamins, minerals, and amino acids into the muscle, allowing for better absorption and faster results than oral supplements