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Old 09-11-2008, 08:33 AM #1
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If you've been taking 1000-2000mcg B12, daily, the last test scores of 1200 are about right-what would be expected with B12 supplementation.
450 is a bit low. Bottom line is now about 600. Anything under that is suspect for deficiency, and possible cause..... of PN.
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If you've been taking 1000-2000mcg B12, daily, the last test scores of 1200 are about right-what would be expected with B12 supplementation.
450 is a bit low. Bottom line is now about 600. Anything under that is suspect for deficiency, and possible cause..... of PN.
My last B-12 level test showed me having a B-12 level of 2000. And my doctor's office didn't seem to think that was too high because no one called me up on that.

Ever since I began the Methyl B-12, I have had virtually no burning, no pins and needles, NOTHING.

I would not stop my B-12 for ANYTHING!!!

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