Table of Contents What Is Pernicious Anaemia and Why B12 Injections Are Needed How Vitamin B12 Injections Work for Pernicious Anaemia NHS Treatment Schedule and Dosing for B12 Injections What to Expect During and After Your B12 Injection Monitoring Your Treatment and Long-Term Management Scientific References Frequently Asked Questions What Is Pernicious Anaemia and Why B12 Injections Are Needed Pernicious anaemia is an autoimmune condition in which the body cannot absorb vitamin B12 (cobalamin) from the diet due to a lack of intrinsic factor , a protein produced by cells in the stomach lining
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For example, researchers from a 2016 review of data on the gut-brain axis and BPC-157 explain that the peptide could maintain gastrointestinal mucosa, modulate serotonergic and dopaminergic systems, regenerate peripheral nerves, protect certain neurons, counteract various types of lesions, promote wound healing, and more.7 Some of these possible benefits are due to BPC-157s promotion of the cell migration of vascular endothelial cells.24 This means that the peptide can encourage the formation of new blood vessels (also known as angiogenesis)
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