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It all depends on what you are using.

If you use supplements for diabetes... and don't have that, well, don't expect much.

If you are not low in B12, don't expect a supplement to do much.

Many of the supplements are specific to certain actions.

Which ones are you using? and the doses?
Methyl B12 - 5,000 with folate at 1,000 (1 per day)
Cod Liver Oil - 1,000 2+x day
Co-Q10 - 200mg (1 per day)
ALA & ALC HCI - 600 and 1000 respectively (1 per day)

I've also taken Multi-B Neuropathy support with Benfotiamine 150mg, B2 10mg, B6 10mg, Folic Acid 100mcg, B12 500mcg, B5 50mg but have been taking it more like every second day. Also Vit E, Magnesium L-Threonate50mg plus magnesium lotion at night.
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