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Old 02-23-2016, 11:08 AM #12
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Did you stop your B12 supplement a few days before the test?

Or were these numbers reported before you started any supplementation?

Your B12 is high in any case...the meaning of it depends on the two questions I've asked.
I had not been on any B12 supplements in several weeks. My B6 was also high. I was using melatonin with B6 in it, which I have discontinued.

My B12 back in November was 907 without supplementation.

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