In contrast, cyanocobalamin is an inactive, synthetic, slightly-toxic form of B12 that the body must convert
These treatments may be right for you if you: Struggle with chronic joint or muscle pain Are you recovering from surgery or an injury Want to speed up post-workout recovery Experience inflammation that limits your movement Are looking to prevent re-injury and strengthen connective tissues Because these peptides target the root cause of pain, inflammation, and tissue damage, they help your body heal naturally instead of covering up symptoms
In both of those cases, you can add fortified foods to your diet or take supplements to meet this need
Methylcobalamin is more bioavailable than its synthetic counterpart, cyanocobalamin, and therefore more effective because it is absorbed more readily by the body
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