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Old 11-11-2014, 08:31 AM #2
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There are normal ranges and then ranges that are right for you when you felt better. An example would be B12 levels. Having a low normal B12 is a red flag to us here. And at 30, yours should be above 500. You may want to post what tests and results you've had, your lifestyle, your diet, etc. That may help others provide you with more meaningful feedback.
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