MIC stands for Methionine, Inositol, and Choline — nutrients often used in wellness settings to support liver health and metabolic function.

These compounds are known as lipotropic agents because they help support pathways involved in:

• Fat processing and transport
• Liver detoxification support
• Cellular metabolism

MIC injections are not weight-loss medications, but they may complement a wellness plan alongside lifestyle habits, sleep, and nutrition.

Vitamin B12 helps support:

• Energy metabolism
• Nervous system function
• Red blood cell formation

When combined with MIC ingredients, B12 may help support balanced daytime energy and overall metabolic wellness. It is not a stimulant, and effects vary between individuals.

Lipotropic (MIC) + B12 injections are often included in wellness programs that focus on energy, metabolism, and healthy lifestyle habits. They are not FDA-approved weight loss medications and should not be used as a substitute for balanced nutrition or physical activity.

Some individuals incorporate MIC+B12 into their routine to support lifestyle changes, but results are highly personal and not guaranteed.

Response time varies widely. Some individuals report changes in energy or motivation within several weeks, while others notice subtle or gradual shifts.

Factors that influence response include:

• Sleep patterns
• Nutrition and hydration
• Activity level
• Stress and overall lifestyle

No specific effect can be guaranteed.

The nutrients in MIC+B12 are well known, but the compounded injection formulation is not FDA-approved for treating any medical condition.

Our partner pharmacies prepare MIC+B12 according to compounding standards for your individualized prescription.

Most people tolerate MIC+B12 injections well. When side effects occur, they are usually mild and temporary. Possible effects include:

• Site redness or mild soreness
• Temporary headache or light sensitivity
• Digestive changes
• Rare allergic reactions

Seek medical care immediately if you experience swelling, difficulty breathing, or symptoms of an allergic reaction.

You should speak with a provider before use if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding
• Have liver disease or metabolic disorders
• Take multiple medications
• Have a history of sensitivities to B vitamins or amino acids

Your Good Girl Rx provider will evaluate your history for safety and appropriateness.

Yes — many individuals incorporate MIC+B12 into a broader wellness plan alongside:

• Peptides
• NAD+ therapies
• Exercise and nutrition programs
• Lifestyle coaching

Always disclose all medications and supplements to your provider to ensure compatibility.

There is no required diet, but MIC+B12 is typically used alongside:

• Balanced nutrition
• Consistent hydration
• Regular physical activity
• Healthy sleep habits

These foundational habits support metabolic wellness regardless of supplementation.

The process is simple and provider-guided:

• Step 1: Complete our online health intake.
• Step 2: Meet with a licensed provider for evaluation.
• Step 3: If appropriate, a prescription is sent to our partner pharmacy.
• Step 4: Your medication ships directly to your door.

Support is available throughout your wellness journey.