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12-21-2009, 09:42 AM
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The nitrous exposure takes into account the damage to B12 for a reason.
Your liver stores up to 5 yrs worth...so when that is gone, that is it. I think viral damage to the dorsal roots is more likely. Biology is finding infectious agents to be just about the cause of everything. Sometimes they are a trigger, but sometimes not. For example even in people with obesity, there are antibodies to certain rhinoviruses that non-obese do not share.
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