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Old 10-19-2014, 03:34 AM #1
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Thanks mrsD,
I dont know if it is important but this magnesium supplement contained citric acid. Is it possible that when I withdrawn it the body lost some acid which it was used to, although my doses were below the recommended ones? However I continued the multivitamin with a lot of B12, and I am eating foods containing B12, e.g. a lot of fishes.

I am tapering down clonazepam but its quite difficult.

I will try to check the B12 testing, but didnt find it till now in my country.

Can vitamin B12 defficiency have such extreme effects on cognitive issues as I described I have?
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