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People get B12 injections from nurses all the time. It's extremely common in the US. NAD+ is probably less common, but it's not the nurse's credibility that's r
by darawk 4y ago
People get B12 injections from nurses all the time. It's extremely common in the US. NAD+ is probably less common, but it's not the nurse's credibility that's recommending the substance. The nurse is just there to inject it safely, something any nurse should be perfectly qualified to do.
- kube-system 4y agoMany injections given in the US are administered by people way less qualified than a nurse. A CMA can do quite a lot after just a one-year certificate program.