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Old 02-07-2009, 08:31 AM
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Oh MrsD..I have very recently started taking the B12 after reading here but find the problem is that my stomach is seldom empty.

It takes a lot of planning to time the pill between feedings. *grin
Take it first thing when you get up... I have mine with tea and my thyroid dose. (it helps if you have another drug that requires empty stomach like that). I wait at least an hour or more before I have breakfast food. Most breakfast food is loaded with fiber..cereals, bread etc.

Or you can take it before bedtime, and hopefully your tummy is empty then? <cough cough>

When I was going thru the menopause and had trouble sleeping I took it then, at night. It really helped the insomnia.
The reason for this is that methylB12 is in the conversion step from serotonin to melatonin --melatonin is the "sleep" hormone.

Menopause wasn't too bad for me really, except for the sleep issue.
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