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Originally Posted by mrsD
I am starting this thread to include some of the most useful information on B12.
This subject is very popular now, and especially on these forums.
Having a spot to refer people to answer questions, saves time and effort, since repeating over and over the same information becomes difficult.
I am going to have this thread stickied at the top of the pages here so it can be found easily.
First off, here is a link to Rose's webpage. She has been the anchor for all of us here on this subject. I haven't seen her here lately, but I suspect she reads at least.
Rose put together a wonderful collection of information and has personal reasons for wanting others to learn about the TRUTH about B12 in the body. She herself suffered for a long time with very low levels and the terrible consquences of that.
I am going to add to this thread, some of the information I've used to answer questions here about how to test for B12 problems, and how to use it correctly.
I encourage all posters who come here to learn and ask questions to participate in this thread. We all learn from each other.
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I think that B-12 is most crucial and most beneficial to patients who have rsd. However, I found that taking B-12 in tablet form does not absorb as we would want it to. I stopped with the B-12 injections and started on the B-12 liquid concentrate. Easy to take, does not taste bad. Much better than tablets....