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Old 01-13-2013, 05:57 PM #15
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Many of us can heal. Those with hereditary CMT, cannot.
I do not think I have CMT, so Im assuming all my bloodwork Dxlabs results are correct. Neurol is sayin its "idopathic" I am otherwise healthy.
I know I have to be patient and let vits and supplemets do there job.

Mrs D, you said your take Biotin 10 mgs at night. I ordered Biotin as you suggested. I just have one small concern. I looked up Biotin and it says adults should only take 30mcg a day. Do you think its safe to take 10mgs? , seems like its a big diff in dosage.
Btw do you notice a diff in your hair , says its supposed to be good for hair and nails.
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