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Oh, so now that I have a reading of 2000, this means that I'm storing it well....and all I have to do is maintain it??

I wonder what the highest reading anyone taking this B-12 methyl ever got.

I wonder if anyone got to 3000 or so???

Probably give the people in the office a heart attack while they read the results.

lol

They really are clueless about nutrition aren't they??
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