Vitamin B12 plays a key role in the normal functioning of the brain and nervous system and in the formation of red blood cells. Lack of B12 can lead to anemia, causing you to feel tired and weak. With a prescription, our practitioners make it easy to get your injections. What to know before your visit Our practitioners provide this service to patients 18 years or older. This service is not available to pregnant women. Patients must present a valid prescription or have a prescription on file at the pharmacy. Patients with the following may be directed to another health care provider: What to expect at your visit *MinuteClinic® employs physician assistants in select states. See here for details.LOSE 20 LBS IN 45 DAYS 12 Month Package includes: Monthly measurements: Body Fat/BMIOur new success plan to keeping your weight off after your Hcg program. You will get 1 month free during the stabilization phase. Start today and enter into the $1000 Grand Opening give away
The Shot Nurse is an Immunization & Wellness Service dedicated to the well being of mid-southerners in the Memphis & Tri-state area. Our team of nurses provides convenient wellness services that prevent disease and improve one's quality of life. Our goal is to provide nursing services to the community and companies who occasionally need a nurse. These services include all imunizations or boosters needed for work, school, travel, and everyday health; Lipo and Vitamin B12 Shots. Please visit our Services page for details about all we do. To make staying healthy even easier, The Shot Nurse can come to you! For groups of 10 or more, a nurse will come to your facility. Click here for information about our out-call service. For individuals, walk-in service is available at our three conveniently located Mid-South offices with front door parking and no waiting! We offer complimentary CAR-SIDE SERVICE for persons with impaired mobility. Insurance accepted for Vaccinations 9 am - 5 pm
Open SATURDAYS at our POPLAR AVENUE and SADDLE CREEK officesfrom 10 am to 2 pm. (No lab services available on Saturdays) Most Insurances accepted for vaccinations: BCBS, United Healthcare & Cigna Medicare part B for Flu & Pneumonia Medicare part D for Zostavax (shingles) Car-side service for persons with decreased mobility. The Shot Nurse has the protection you need with a personal touch!HCG Medical Weight Loss Plan Burns stubborn body fat Helps control food cravings Gain control of food portions Permanent tools for lifestyle moderation Daily personal coaching during the plan Helps to regulate blood sugar levels **Includes a consultation with our Wellness Consultant, baseline lab work, physician visit, a 30 day supply of prescription HCG and 4 B-12 injections. Includes a consultation with our Wellness Consultant Food Plan to Lose Weight 1 month prescription for appetite suppressants 4 energy boosting B-12 injections
*Must meet certain criteria to qualify NO DOCTOR APPOINTMENT-NO LABS This customized program features: Energy boosting B-12 or LipoB injections Pharmaceutical grade supplements to support safe and steady weight loss What makes the HCG Medical Weight Loss Plan offered at InShapeMD so successful? First, we only prescribe HCG by injections along with cremes and troches after labs and a medical evaluation by our Nurse Practitioner. We only use pharmaceutical grade medications for our bio-identical hormone replacement therapy made under the supervision of pharmacists in a DEA licensed manufacturing facility. We NEVER dilute the medications and EVERYTHING we buy is from the United States. We NEVER purchase pharmaceuticals from outside the country. Second, we offer a one hour orientation from our Weight Loss Coach, Sylvia Greene. During both Phase 1 and Phase 2 of your program, our Weight Loss Coach is available via text, email or phone for one-on-one consultation to answer any of your questions and to give you specific personal advice on how to maximum your weight loss.
Not only is our weight loss coach very experienced – she’s also a great HCG Medical Weight Loss Plan success story with over 60 pounds lost! Lastly, we give you weekly feedback, encouragement and accountability when you come into our Chattanooga clinic for your appointment. Unlike other medical weight loss programs and clinics, we want you to succeed because we know that you deserve a healthier, better you! SEE RAPID RESULTS WITH MEDICAL WEIGHT LOSSTypically, there are two major forms of Vitamin B12: Cyanocobalamin is the most common form of Vitamin B12. This is the form that is usually in multivitamins and B-complexes and is thought to be nearly the best form of Vitamin B12. However, cyanocobalamin is also thought to be the less-then-optimal form of Vitamin B12. This is because cyanocobalamin is a synthetic form of Vitamin B12, which does not occur in normally in nature, as it can’t be synthesized by humans or by other animals. It must first be converted to a usable form of Vitamin B12 which is methylcobalamin, and then into adenosylcobalamin.
It is these latter forms that our body can use. So, since the body can break down cyanocobalamin, what’s the big deal? The big deal is in order for the conversion to take place, the cyanide bond must be released. Of course, cyanide is toxic. Now if you read about Vitamin B17 (laetrile), you’ll find that cyanide is the basis of banning that particular “vitamin”, despite the fact that we eat cyanide-containing foods everyday such as broccoli and cauliflower. This synthetic form of Vitamin B12 has had the cyanide essentially added as a by-product of charcoal filtering. The FDA has deemed the cyanide by-product as “insignificant.” So apparently, according to the FDA, some cyanide is fine for human ingestion. Well, many of you who know me, know that I don’t buy into anything the FDA says; I did a bit of investigating of my own. Let’s see: Cyanide in foods and in Vitamin B12 are okay, while cyanide in Vitamin B17 is not okay. Why this double standard and is there a difference?
There is a big difference! And it is all about the bonding. It is well known that cobalamin has a high affinity to cyanide and bonds with it. In fact, a means of counteracting cyanide poisoning is with the use of hydroxocobalamin. However, cobalamin in case of Vitamin B12, cannot bind to the cyanide molecule because it is already bound. Though the amounts of cyanide are small, and thought to be “harmless”, when this is added to the already smalls amounts we are exposed to everyday via road salt, automobile exhausts, and even in table salt (used as a stabilizer), adding more cyanide to already elevated levels can potentially be harmful. This is not the case regarding cyanide-containing foods. Sadly the FDA is banning the wrong substance! There is an option, to take Vitamin B12 in the form of methylcobalamin, the active form of Vitamin B12, instead. Methylcobalamin is an active form of cyanocobalamin. It is this form that is necessary for the synthesis of the amino acid, methionine;