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Old 07-27-2007, 12:05 PM #1
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Default Does anyone have a problem with B6 NP?

Without a supplement I am deficient and with a supplement I am toxic. I was told to take 50mg. This was too much. So I had to adjust to 25mg. Still too much. This week my doctor told me to stop taking a supplement and test again in 4 weeks. He also said "we are going to have to get a dietician to help formulate things so you are not toxic".

Has anyone else had a problem getting the right amount of B6? Why would my body so sensitive to this vitamine? I fear until we get this under contol my PN is going to continue to get worse.
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