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Back to B12, I have a question. I just had major bloodwork done, and my B12 confused me a little. In Oct 05, I was taking 1000mcg daily, and my B12 level came back at 1237. This time, I am taking 3000mcg 3 days a week. I was taking it everyday until Mel's thread here started, then I decided to cut back to M-W-F. Now, my B12 level is 1018. Why the lower number? Should I return to daily?
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