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Old 07-15-2010, 12:28 AM #9
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Just read the B12 thread. Thanks to all for this very important discussion.

Question re this statement: "Low B12 actually damages nerves, the myelin that insulates them is maintained by B12 and other nutrients. Myelin damage also shows up as numbness/tingling and peripheral nerve pain."

I have small fiber neuropathy. As I understand it, the nerves affected are not myelinated. Will B12 improve my condition?

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