B12Bounce

31/08/2020

Hoping you all had a wonderful bank holiday weekend.
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Back to the grind tomorrow.. who’s ready.
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All messages will be replied to Tuesday 🧡

14/05/2020

I can’t wait to be back Boosting all my fabulous clients, but until then, and always excelling to maintain the highest standards, here is my COVID-19 Safer Working certificate.
Stay safe everyone, and DM me if you want to get your prescription requests in so they can be authorised and you can be put on the waiting list! 🧡💉

25/02/2020

Why have Vitamin B12....? Because it makes you happy 🧡😃

29/01/2020

So you’ve had your B12 Shot! Now what ? 🧡

Vitamin B12 is water soluble, non toxic. You cannot overdose on B12 🧡 Please follow a high potassium diet along side you B12 shots , Bananas , oranges , sweet potato, broccoli, coconut water any high potassium foods are good 🧡.
Benefits of B12 shots: Better deeper sleep , wake feeling rested and refreshed, boosts moods and energy levels, can take 24hrs-5 days to feel results 🧡.
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Best results; 4 shots taken over 4-6 weeks alongside a daily folate supplement followed by a top up every 3-6 weeks (depending how you feel, as a guide monthly) .
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Good results; 4 B12 shots over 4-6 weeks followed by a top up every 3-6 weeks (depending how you feel, as a guide monthly).
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Folate will help your shot to absorb better.
Magnesium also works great with B12.

24/01/2020

B12 & SLEEP
Missing out on your beauty sleep? Vitamin B12 might be able to help!
How Vitamin B12 can help you get a better night’s sleep
Can’t sleep? Often, insomnia can stem from vitamin B12 deficiency. Though nearly everyone experiences occasional trouble with falling asleep, chronic insomnia can be part of a range of symptoms attributed to low Vitamin B12. Studies show that B12 causes an earlier release of melatonin at night which resets the sleep-wake cycle. (Melatonin has been called “the sleep hormone” because of its effects on sleep). B12 acts directly on the pineal gland to provoke a faster release of melatonin. B12 helps you get to sleep earlier, and may help you wake up earlier. B12 also desensitises you to morning light, which helps you wake up. Very serious sleep-wake disorders have been successfully treated with Vitamin B12 The effect of administered of B12 is dose-dependent. If you take too little, or it doesn’t get absorbed (and there are lots of barriers to B12 absorption), it won’t help. This is why B12 injections are now becoming the preferred method of treatment as it by-passes your gut and you absorb 100% of the dose.
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Are you in need of a BOOST of Sleep? -
More information and how to book in online
www.vitb12shot.com

08/01/2020

having her ❤️
Discounted B12 shots with if you attend just ask your instructor for the unique discount code and DM us!

07/01/2020

*Alcohol and Vitamin B12*
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📚 Studies show that increasing alcohol consumption just a little bit – from 0 to 30 grams per day – can have a significant impact. Drinking those two beers leads to a 5% decrease in vitamin B12 concentration.

❓ Why does this happen? There are a few reasons. First, alcohol interferes with the body’s ability to absorb the nutrient. Even if you are throwing back five steaks a day, those few drinks will negate all the nutrients found in the beef.

Also, alcohol has some wicked effects on the liver. Since more than half of the body’s B12 storehouse is found in the liver, damage to that organ is pretty detrimental.

Lastly, vitamin B12 is responsible, in part, for providing the body with the energy we need to function. Even a slight hangover will seem a million times worse if we don’t have the energy to get out of bed in the morning.

💉🩸Are Injections Really Necessary?!🩸💉
There are several ways to supplement vitamin B12 levels – but B12 injections are the best. Oral pills have to be absorbed by the digestive system. Since there is alcohol in your belly that interferes with that process, it is best to avoid it all together.

We provided vitamin B12 injections that go directly into the bloodstream. That means you get a full dose of the nutrient. And you don’t have to worry about how the alcohol will interact with an oral pill.
And it isn’t as bad as it sounds. You probably only need a vitamin B12 injection one or two times per month.
Again, alcohol isn’t nearly as bad as everyone says it is. As long as you take the necessary precautions, there is no reason why you can’t have your favorite adult beverage and still have a totally healthy life!
So get your body back to full health after the festive period with a shot of Vitamin B12!

30/12/2019

Get your body BOOSTED with a shot of HEALTH!
DM to book your home visit.
and more!

17/11/2019

Have you tried a ((BOUNCE)) class yet in Bromley it Beckenham!?

There are only 6 weeks left of this decade. Why not finish it off with a bang and come and join us for one of our ((BOUNCE)) classes. Get into a good habit before the new year. We have 5 classes a week across both of our venues, you are guaranteed to have an awesome time!
Www.bouncefitbody.com/book
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30/10/2019

🎃🧡Happy Halloween 🧡🎃
Book your vitB12 shot in this Halloween! With £5 off until 5th November!
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05/10/2019

🔶 Do I need a blood test before I have a VitB12shot with you?
No, is the answer.
Firstly we are not treating any medical conditions, we are administering a B12 shot to provide a health boost.. B12 is the energy boosting vitamin, B12 also carries lots of other benefits, B12 is safe and water soluble and is used in this way all over the world for this purpose.
When you take shop purchased daily oral vitamins do you have a blood test first? No.
The only difference is we are bypassing the gut which is the downfall of oral vitamins.
By giving an intramuscular shot, 100% of the 1000mg of B12 is absorbed and gets straight to work within the body.. Giving you those amazing benefits within days! 💉🧡

23/09/2019

Low B12 levels may be involved in fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. If so you may benefit from vitamin b12 shots, which may help give you the energy boost you need.
Contact us as your local Beckenham b12 technician to find out more.
(It is recommended anyone experiencing symptoms of a vitamin B12 deficiency should contact their GP.)