Vet Grade Injectable Vitamins- Are they SAFE ?

[gunner44]

Ok folks, I need some solid advice on this.

I am going to try to treat my tennitus with a mega dosing cycle of vitamin A. I plan to use a cattle grade of vitamin AD, because I cant convince any doctor to try to treat my tinnitus (ringing in the ears)

I found info on a research study done by the germans back in the 40's..and they had great success with mega doses of vitamin A for a 6 week cycle.

Since I am not new to injecting vet grad shit in my ass, I am not really worried about using the stuff I got.

But here is where I need some help from you medical and chemist types. Here are the listed ingrediants for this cattle vitamin:

Each Ml contains
500,000 IU Vitamin A
75,000 IU Vitamin D3

Imulsified in a base with vitamin E (antioxidant), N-methylprrolidone,polyoxyethylated (30) castor oil, propylene glycol dicaprylate, polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan monooleate and benzyl alcohol 2%

Is there any type of ester in this stuff?
What about the castor oil?

Thanks for any help everyone.

 

[halfaclue]

my 2 cents....I used vitamin B vet grade and I think it works great, never had any different results from regualr vitamin B other then the vet grade is about 80 times cheaper.

 

[Nelson Montana]

That is a very, very bad idea. For 3 reasons.

1: There is no benifit to injecting vitamins, They're very absorable taken orally. (The way they were intended).

2: They're cheap, so why would you want to fool with animal products?

and 3: That much Vitamin would be toxic.

But, whatever...

 

[macDbol]

exactly vitamin A can be toxic in large dosages, thats why u see high potency multi's use beta-caratine as the source

 

[jubei]

If you are going to go to the trouble of injecting something, first make sure its worth your while to do so.

 

[satchboogie]

nelson has it right on the money.
i stay away from all vet gear including fina.

 

[gunner44]

guys, iam not an idiot here...i have a very sane reason for injecting vitamins.

If you know anything about tinnitus, you would be willing to do anything within reason to treat it.

Nelson: man with your recent condition, I bet you would be willing to try whatever might work to cure your condition. Please dont patronize me on this.

OK so here is the reason I asked the question in the first place:

http://www.tinnituspage.org/clinical2.htm

Check out this link. Tell me if you still thinki am wacked in the head.

Does anyone know anything about my original question? Most of the stuff in these vitamins are used in other pharmacuticles, so I imagine they would be safe.

I need input on the ingredients in this stuff...not a lecture on the usage of vitamins. I already know I can probably drink this shit and get the same results...but in the clinical trials, it was injected.So what the hell...it only takes like 1/2 of a cc to get 250,000 IU. Seems easier than taking it oraly.

Since I plan on taking 300,000 IU x2 times week, it seems like I would have take A HUGE amount of orals to get the same dosage. This vet shit is WAY concentrated!

 

[gunner44]

my 2 cents....I used vitamin B vet grade and I think it works great, never had any different results from regualr vitamin B other then the vet grade is about 80 times cheaper.

No shit bro... a huge bottle of B12 COmplex only costs like 9 bucks at the feed store!!

I plan to inject that shit while I am at it with the Vitamin AD, supposed to also have similar effects in reducing symptoms of tinnitus.

Sure wish I could get big jugs of vet juice like this at the feed store...oh well

 

[Sleekphysique]

VITAMIN A in large doses causes LIVER FAILURE AND DEATH

 

[gunner44]

VITAMIN A in large doses causes LIVER FAILURE AND DEATH

Got any info on just HOW MUCH is a large dosage?

What about duration or cycle length?

Havent been able to get any solid info on Vitamin A poisioning and actual dosages.

Any help would be appreciated bro!

Thanks