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Old 10-28-2012, 09:36 AM #1
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Default Thyroid & B12 Meds
Hmm, the other thread about timing of meds made me question what I am doing.

I take my thyroid meds at 7 am and then an hour later at 8am I take my sublingual B12.

Then I eat 1 hour after B12.

I thought an hour between was enuf time but now I am not sure.

Does anyone have an opinion on the timing of this?

thanks

Oh, I also take thyroid meds again at 10pm and B12 again at11pm.
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