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SHRED

Shred

Standard MIC/B12 lipotropic injection (L-carnitine, B12, B6, inositol, methionine, choline).

Key takeaways

  • Baseline lipotropic formula: MIC triad plus L-carnitine, B12, and B6.
  • Reported clinic dosing is 1 mL IM or subQ one to three times per week.
  • Human weight-loss evidence for MIC-style injections is weak; no trials of this blend exist.

Composition

Ingredient Amount Role
L-carnitine Not disclosed Fatty-acid transport into mitochondria
Hydroxocobalamin (B12) Not disclosed Metabolic cofactor
Pyridoxine (B6) Not disclosed Metabolic cofactor
Inositol Not disclosed MIC core; hepatic fat export
Methionine Not disclosed MIC core; hepatic fat metabolism
Choline Not disclosed MIC core; hepatic fat export

Reported dosing protocols

Protocols reported in research literature and clinic/community use — informational context, not a dosing recommendation.

Use case Dose Route Frequency Duration
Weight-loss clinic protocol 1 mL IM or SubQ 1–3× weekly Ongoing

Frequently asked questions

Do MIC injections help with weight loss?

Evidence is weak. Methionine, inositol, and choline play real roles in hepatic fat metabolism, but controlled trials showing that injecting them produces meaningful weight loss don't exist. Most supporting material comes from clinics selling the shots.

How is SHRED different from the other Lipo blends?

It's the baseline recipe: MIC triad, carnitine, B12, and B6, without the stimulants, bronchodilators, or extra cofactors found in variants like FOCUS or SUPER SHRED. That makes it simpler, but no better studied.

Why isn't SHRED in the plotter?

It's a six-ingredient blend with no single half-life and no published PK data as a combination, so there's no concentration curve to model.

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