This is blatant overreach
Megaloblastic anaemia, a blood disorder characterised by the production of unusually large, immature red blood cells
Choline and inositol play physiological roles in lipid transport, but administering supraphysiological doses via injection has not been proven superior to dietary intake or oral supplementation
References Jelovac, N., Sikiri, P., Rucman, R., Petek, M., Perovi, D., Konjevoda, P., Marovi, A., Seiwerth, S., Grabarevi, Z., Sumajstorci, J., Dodig, G., & Peri, J
Side Effects & Safety No lethal dose found -- toxicology studies couldn't establish an LD50 (Sikiric et al., 2006) No organ toxicity in chronic dosing No hormonal effects -- doesn't affect testosterone, estrogen, cortisol, or GH Mild nausea -- mostly with oral dosing Brief lightheadedness -- occasionally after injection Injection site redness -- standard for SC peptides Angiogenesis concern -- promotes new blood vessel growth, which raises a theoretical question about existing tumors