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Methylcobalamin

Methylcobalamin is a form of vitamin B12; in nine hemodialysis patients with uremic or diabetic neuropathy, intravenous methylcobalamin three times a week for six months was followed by less pain or paresthesia and faster conduction in two nerves.

emerging

provisional
PubChem 10898559
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MeCbl
Mecobalamin
Methyl-B12
Vitamin B12 (methyl form)

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What the evidence says

six tiers, never blended

emerging — human data exists, and it is thin or contested

every claim resolves to its source

All 2 citations resolve to their original source. · 0 posts naming it, 0 members counted once each.

Evidence, kept apart

The Atlas never mixes evidence types into one blob. Each claim below carries the tier it actually sits in; an unresolved citation is shown and does not move the page.

Evidence map for Methylcobalamin. Tier reflects study design, not enthusiasm.
Claim	Tier	Source
Intravenous methylcobalamin in nine hemodialysis patients with neuropathy (uncontrolled)	emerging	pmid 10411351
Meta-analysis: lipoic acid plus methylcobalamin versus methylcobalamin alone in diabetic neuropathy	emerging	pmid 23664235

Unanswered questions

No open questions on file. Either everything about this molecule is known, or nobody has admitted what is not.

Negative findings

failure is information

Nobody has filed a failure yet. Failures are information; this list is waiting for an honest one.