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Default Methylcobalamin (vitamin B12) ?
What's the role of methylcobalamin(vitamin B12) in traumatic brain injuries ? I for instance know that it can help with peripheral neuropathy but does it heal the damaged nerves ? And tinnitus being mostly a nerve problem can it possibly help in tinnitus reduction ? I am currently taking 1500mcg daily . how long does it take to see improvements ? I don't want to keep any hopes just tell me if there is a possibility and it MAY help with the ringing if its a nerve damage in ear .
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