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08-31-2010, 10:56 AM
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My B-12 level is 2000 and that's just dandy by me. But .....I take 5000 everyday. Do you eat lots of red meat? That might do it. Melody
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I just received lab results that indicated my vitamin B12 level was 1230 based on a range of 211-946(pg/mL). This is interesting because I don't take B12 supplements. My question is two part: 1) Should I be concerned about levels this high; and 2) What other sources would rise B12 levels to this degree? (I currently take Synthroid, Cytomel, & Tegretol daily; Omega supps ocassionally. Could they have anything to do with B12?) Very confused.
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