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Old 08-04-2007, 10:13 AM
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It may be a coincidence. Or you may be one of those who (as Glenn posted) cannot metabolize the cheap, synthetic pyrodixine in most B complex and other supplements containing "B6."

I have mentioned this to Julie, but haven't seen a response.

I hope you both will consider the P-5-P form of B6. A smaller amount of this better form is safer and more effective. And if you cannot convert the pyrodoxine/pyrodoxine hcl you are getting no benefit and it can be a problem.

More information on P-5-P probably can be found on the vitamin forum by mrsd.

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