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Cool Smirk Rose..need advice...
at the risk of looking pretty silly , I would like to run this by you. I had a b-12 test from a online lab recently and the results came back b-12 --630. Well, afterward I realized I had taken 500 mcg of plain old b-12 each day two days prior. Still seems awfully low would you agree? (The folate came back well within range.)
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