MIC + B12 Lipotropic Fat Metabolism

MIC stands for Methionine, Inositol, and Choline — three lipotropic compounds that work synergistically to support fat metabolism in the liver. Combined with Vitamin B12, they create a comprehensive metabolic support injection.

The three lipotropic agents in MIC prevent fat accumulation in the liver by facilitating fat emulsification and export. This directly supports the liver's fat-processing capacity. B12 provides energy support, making MIC + B12 a metabolic combination rather than a direct fat burner.

No. MIC + B12 supports metabolic function but works best as part of a comprehensive health protocol including appropriate diet and activity. Your Affinity provider will discuss realistic expectations during your evaluation.

Typical protocols involve a 1 mL subcutaneous injection twice per week. The 30 mL vial provides 30 doses — roughly a 15-week supply. Your provider confirms the right cadence for you.

B12 deficiency is particularly common in adults over 50 (reduced gastric acid for absorption), vegetarians and vegans (dietary absence), individuals on metformin, and those with pernicious anemia. Injectable B12 bypasses the GI absorption issues that limit oral supplementation.

MIC + B12 is well tolerated for most people. When side effects occur they're usually mild and temporary — a headache, mild nausea, a tingling sensation, or some redness at the injection site. A true allergy to B12 or cobalt is rare, which is why we screen for it up front. Your provider reviews your history before prescribing, and the care team is a message away.

Yes. MIC + B12 should be avoided by anyone allergic to vitamin B12 or cobalt, and by anyone with a history of gout, Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy, or significant liver or kidney disease. It is not used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Your Affinity provider reviews your full health history during intake and won't prescribe it if it isn't safe for you.