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Old 08-19-2018, 10:17 AM #1
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Default A B12 of 12?

My Neurologist had me do the NutrEval test where your urine is tested for vitamin and minerals, etc. My B12 has been as high as 1900 when doing a blood test at my regular doctor. The report came back for the NutrEval and it shows a B12 of 12. So obviously I’m not absorbing it, but is this number even possible? I have read many of Mrs. D’s posts and that is what prompted me to ask for more tests. I don’t see the Neurologist for another week. My question is first if this number is possible and secondly, if a person isn’t absorbing vitamin b12, will they absorb a supplement or do they need injections?
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