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Originally Posted by mrsD
In short.... The MTHFR mutation affects B12 as well as folate.
If you are not methylating B12 then you do not have active working B12. Taking high dose (and you are taking mega high dose) methylfolate and NO B12 to balance it, will lead to neurological damage.
This is why Deplin is an RX item to prevent people from misusing it.
https://umm.edu/health/medical/altme...-b12-cobalamin
do you know your B12 level? Many doctors still do not know that 400pg/ml is the new acceptable low for B12.
Did you check the links I gave you? Doing your own supplementing of Bcomplex, methylfolate and methylB12
can cost only about $40 for 3 months supply...and you are paying more than that for one month?
I would suggest you supplement AT LEAST the methylB12 yourself. It must be taken on an empty stomach for best absorption. It will only cost you pennies a day. |
To answer your question
NO doctor on my train are interested
And the massive information only confusing me to NO END
I WILL CALL THE COMPANY AND INFORM THEM WHAT YOU ARE SUGGESTING
NO DOCTOR IS EVEN INTERESTED
are you kidding me
to come here for help I look to
I would much rather take what is necessary
at the least cost
It may be easy for some to understand
Understand this
When my pictures of my hands and feet were bruised as
pictures tell a better story
No story
I was then tested for worries of clotting
I found this information among the test
And NO DOCTOR RED FLAGGED IT
Or connected the dots
How about this
Can I ask you this
Now that I will be taking DEPLIN
You suggest I take B12
How much of it
Calling the company now
I am not in a good place withdrawal is kicking my butt
Sad
Just so damn *** sad
Thank you very much
Love
Me