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Location: Northern California
Posts: 732
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Matty,
Many people are born with the seeds of severe B12 malabsorption later in life. And I am one who has family evidence of this. My mother malabsorbed moderately, I suspect my dad may have, I developed severe malabsorption, and two of my adult children developed severe malabsorption at a much younger age than I had. I spoke with a researcher, and he said "these things mutate."
Also I have found written material discussing the increasing severity developing in some subsequent generations (as my family illustrates).
I hope he will increase that B12 dose to 1000 mcg. If he malabsorbs severely, or is heading in that direction, that is a much better dose to insure he gets what he needs.
rose
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I will be adding much more to my B12 website, but it can help you with the basics already. Check it out.
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