MICC-B12
Subcutaneous injectionFrom $105/mo*
MICC-B12 combines methionine, inositol, choline, and vitamin B12—nutrients that support healthy metabolism, cellular communication, and the body’s ability to process and transport fats.
- Combines lipotropic nutrients with vitamin B12
- Nutrient cofactors involved in metabolism
- Designed to support fat metabolism, cellular energy production, and healthy liver function
*Billed every 2 months, paid upfront.
Includes provider review · Ships in 3–5 days if prescribed
- Licensed providers
- Free shipping
- US-based pharmacies
This product is a compounded medication prepared by a licensed pharmacy pursuant to a valid prescription. Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for safety, effectiveness, or quality. This product is prescribed only if a licensed health care provider determines it is clinically appropriate following evaluation. Individual results vary. Elysium Health is not a clinical provider but contracts with third-party clinical entities with licensed health care providers which provide medical care to individuals that use the Elysium Health platform. Image for illustration only. Actual product may vary.
Why MICC-B12
Nutrients that support essential metabolic pathways
MICC-B12 combines methionine, inositol, choline, and vitamin B12—nutrients involved in methylation, cellular signaling, fat transport, and red blood cell formation. Designed for use within a provider-guided wellness plan.
What's in the blend
Four nutrients, one injection
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Methionine
An essential amino acid that supports methylation and liver health.
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Inositol
Supports insulin and cell signaling.
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Choline
Essential for normal liver function and fat transport.
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Cobalamin
Recycles methionine, supports cellular energy production, and red blood cell formation.
How MICC-B12 works
Nutrients involved in essential metabolic processes
MICC-B12 supplies nutrients involved in methylation, cellular signaling, lipid transport, and red blood cell formation.
Methionine, inositol, and choline
Support complementary and distinct metabolic pathways, including methylation, cellular signaling, and the transport and metabolism of fats.
Vitamin B12
Supports DNA synthesis, healthy red blood cell formation, and the metabolism of proteins and fats.
Integrated metabolic support
Designed for use alongside healthy eating, regular exercise, and provider guidance.
Our medical team
Developed with expert clinicians
From our Chief Medical Officer
The goal of longevity treatment is not simply more years. It is more good years. We built TELI to bring clinical rigor to a space that has too often lacked it, so people can pursue their healthspan with the same confidence they bring to the rest of their medical care.
How The Elysium Longevity Institute works
From intake to your doorstep
- Step 1
Complete your medical intake
Choose your protocol, then share your health history and goals to begin your longevity care.
What your provider needs
- Step 2
Provider review
A licensed provider will review your intake and prescribe a personalized protocol, if appropriate.
Licensed & confidential
- Step 3
Shipped to your door
If prescribed, a licensed partner pharmacy will ship to your door free of charge within 3–5 business days.
Fast, free shipping
- Step 4
Ongoing care
Message your provider any time through your TELI portal.
On-demand support
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is MICC-B12?
MICC-B12 combines methionine, inositol, choline, and vitamin B12.
What's in MICC-B12?
MICC-B12 is compounded by a licensed partner pharmacy with methionine, inositol, choline, and vitamin B12. Your provider and the pharmacy can share the full formulation for your prescription.
How do you take MICC-B12?
MICC-B12 is administered as a subcutaneous injection. If prescribed, your provider and pharmacy will provide exact instructions for your dose and treatment schedule.
What are the side effects of MICC-B12?
As with any prescription medication, side effects are possible, including reactions at the injection site and mild GI upset. Your provider will review your health history and remains available throughout your treatment.
Who shouldn’t take MICC-B12?
MICC-B12 should not be used by individuals with a known allergy to cobalt or any ingredient in the formulation. Certain forms of vitamin B12 may also be inappropriate for individuals with Leber’s optic neuropathy. Your provider will review your health history, medications, and allergies to determine whether MICC-B12 is appropriate for you.
Ready to start MICC-B12?
Complete your intake online. A licensed provider will review your information and, if eligible, prescribe a personalized plan.
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