Allergy to B1 or B12 or both !

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08-02-2009, 08:50 PM

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i would second what Chemar said about possibly being allergic to an additive or filler and not the vitamin itself. I would try b12 by itself from a different manufacturer such as jarrows, which many here use. If that goes ok you can add a b multi vitamin and see how that goes. this way you can start to narrow down what exactly you are allergic to.

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