(methionine + inositol + choline + b12) weekly injection
MIC/B12 is a physician-prescribed lipotropic blend: vitamin B12 plus methionine, inositol, and choline, compounds involved in how your body handles fat and turns food into fuel. One injection, once weekly.
Important safety information: prescribed only when a licensed physician determines it is appropriate for you. Read the full safety information.
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Guidance included and no insurance paperwork. Here is the whole path.
Two ways to start: book a free discovery call and talk it through with our team first, or go straight to the online health intake. Either way, a licensed physician personally reviews your information and approves your protocol before anything ships.
If no discovery call is needed, you answer the health questions right away: a short online intake covering your history and goals. It takes about ten minutes.
A U.S. physician licensed in your state reviews your answers. If MIC/B12 doesn't fit your health picture, they'll tell you what does.
Your prescription ships free from a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy, and your care team checks in after it lands.
A GLP-1 changes how much you eat. This blend is about what your body does next: how fat gets processed and how food gets used. Different job, and the two are often run together.
The lipotropic trio works where fat is broken down and moved: your liver. That is the "MIC" in the name.
B12 is central to how your body converts what you eat into usable energy, and to the red blood cells that carry oxygen.
Many patients run MIC/B12 alongside semaglutide or tirzepatide. Your physician decides whether the pairing makes sense for you.
You don't need a weight protocol to qualify. Plenty of patients take it standalone, at their physician's discretion.
Looking for cellular energy rather than metabolism support? That's NAD+.
MIC is short for the three lipotropic compounds in the vial. Vitamin B12 makes the fourth. Here is each one in plain words.

The energy vitamin. Your nerve cells and red blood cells depend on it.

An amino acid involved in how your body processes fat.

A compound that plays a role in how your cells respond to insulin.

A nutrient your liver uses to metabolize fat.
These statements describe how each nutrient functions in the body. They are not claims to treat or cure any condition.

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Board-certified physician. Dr. Lee founded Limitless Living MD and oversees the medical team behind every protocol on this site.

Lauren leads your discovery call. A certified health coach with a bachelor's degree in health education, she has worked in peptide therapy professionally and personally for years. Her job is simple: help you find the right starting point for your goals.

Every intake is read by a licensed U.S. physician before anything is prescribed. If MIC/B12 isn't a fit, they'll point you toward what is.
MIC/B12 is gentle compared to most injectables, but it's still a prescription. Here's the full picture.
Your physician screens for all of this before anything ships. That is the point of having one.
The box is unmarked. What's inside stays between you and your care team.
Your vial ships chilled from a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy.
When to inject, how much, and how, spelled out in plain English.
Your care team follows up once it arrives and stays reachable as you go.
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These medications are compounded preparations, prepared pursuant to a valid prescription following clinical evaluation by a licensed healthcare provider. They are compounded under Sections 503A/503B of the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act by state-licensed pharmacies and FDA-registered outsourcing facilities. Compounded medications are not individually approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness; FDA approval applies to specific manufactured drug products, not to individually compounded preparations. Our pharmacy partners are licensed by their respective state boards of pharmacy and subject to FDA cGMP inspection. Individual results may vary.