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Old 09-02-2015, 07:10 AM #10
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The information you see in blue at the bottom of my posts is my "signature" I have configured. It appears on every post I make.

I do not take B12 because I'm not deficient. When I supplemented on my own before seeing the neuro and being tested, my results showed I was way too high.

Is your diabetes under control? I try not to eat anything that causes a glucose spike over 140 as that's the level at which research has shown cellular damage may occur.
Thanks for your help and explanation.
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