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Did anyone develop neurological issues after vitamin deficiencies?

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Old 05-20-2023, 03:08 AM #1
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Yes, Every single diabetic medicine that I have been on for years contributes to nerve damage. I was thinking of getting comprehensive vitamin and nutrient testing at the cost of about $450.00. The cost is not the issue, but it is pointless to try to determine why it happened since it will not change much. It would be just because I am curious...
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