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Old 03-26-2016, 03:50 PM #1
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Default Pyridoxine toxicity
Unexplained neuropathy? Make sure you are tested for B6 toxicity. If you are supplementing, the blood levels drop quickly when they are stopped so to prove toxicity, get lab work while on supplements. Something to consider in your quest for health. It happened to me. I was on supplement wayyyyy lower than the USA upper limit and took doctors many months to figure it out.
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