nerve dont read into any of the jazz that dr. oz likes to spin on his show, about glass feelings.
Have you taken klonopin before? I took klonopin and for awhile i was having problems with loud noises. That was the link. also i took mullein before, and that seemed to cause a fluctuation in noise?- is that the problem? Also, at one point i was taking ssri antidepressant, and that caused weird symptoms like the glass thing you described. also betaine, i cant even stomach the stuff. maybe my pill size is too big. but it feels like a lump when i use it, is it more helpful to use it more often? |
How much exercise and sunshine are you getting?
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I keep having the same problems. I figured out I was low in B5 (pantothenic acid), because I am Calcium Deficient. B5 also requires biotin. B5 is also a common deficiency. Also, Folic Acid can be masked by B12 and vice versa, from what I've heard. Both can cause anemia, which would be indicated on a CBC blood test. Like someone else said, you definitely don't want to start supplementing only one B-vitamin at a time, unless a health professional advises it. You should do the whole complex. When I first tried to fix deficiencies after a severe alcohol binge (which I should have been dead from), I ended up fixing myself pretty well, then unfixing myself, because I was supplement 1 thing at a time to figure out my deficiencies. That becomes a problem, because most nutrients have antagonist nutrients, pushing each other out, when taken over a long period of time. I took Magnesium for a long time without calcium, and guess what happened to my calcium? Yep, not much left. ** Lockdown |
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Do you happen to have any citations/links/sources for (stating) pantothenic acid deficiency commonness? Thanks, Doc |
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Dear Nerve Endings,
I hope that you have found an answer to your ails and you are no longer here. If you are, please elaborate how you know you have a B-12 deficiency. Was the B-12 level serum or RBC? Were other markers drawn? Homocysteine, MMA, and complete blood count? Supplementing B12 or B6 unnecessarily or in inappropriate amounts can cause a function deficiency in the other. Red meat is high in carnitine (necessary for proper fat metabolism) as well as iron. You said that you crave red meat, but eating it makes you feel bad. Have you ever tried (grass fed beef) dessicated liver capsules? It's the most useable form of nutrients and contains a multitude of vitamins and minerals. The fact that it makes you feel bad is another issue. Quote:
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