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Old 06-17-2007, 02:38 PM #21
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Hi,

I think taking a B6 separately is fine, but if you do so I suggest you make it a coated p-5-p type, as our mrsd taught us over recent years, and make sure your B complex isn't extremely high in Pyridoxine Hcl form of B6

I also would take a B complex.

And taking the methylcobalamin separately will allow you to get the most out of it.

And I think one of the best things a person can do is to take an excellent fish-oil.

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Lightbulb calcium...

Jenny...do you eat calcium rich foods? An imbalance between calcium and magnesium may show as muscle twitches, cramps etc.

A calcium supplement may help.
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hey, thanks for responding actually no, i don't really eat calcium rich foods. i didn't start taking magnesium however until after the muscle twitching began. i definitely need to be taking a calcium supplement, i know, i just keep forgetting. i'm not even sure if magnesium is helping or not because i'm on such a high dose of zanaflex that the twitches aren't nearly as bad as before. i do have a good fish oil supplement but i haven't been good about taking it due to their size and the fact that i'm supposed to be taking 6 capsules a day. not a good excuse i know. about the b-complex, didn't really understand what you said about b-5, i will google it. is it true that b-6 in hi doses can cause nerve damage? this is all very confusing to me. it seems like i should be taking just about everything, but very expensive and i'm sick of taking so many pills anyway, thanks again and any infor is greatly appreciated, jenny
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Blah! Handfuls of pills. I could just about make a snack out of my daily doses of vitamins and supplements. And they're divided doses! If I had to take them all at the same time I'd be eating pills for about 5 minutes.

But they're working. Slowly but surely. The calcium I get from Rolaids. I can't take the supplements. It causes terrible constipation issues for me. Among other gastrointestional problems...

Fish oil and garlic too. My cholesterol is high. I take 2 fish oil caps a day as directed on the bottle. Should I be taking more? They're a 1000mg each. The garlic, once a day per directions, also 1000mg. Oderless garlic my butt. I don't smell garlic after taking it or anything like that but open the bottle and whew!

Yes, B-6 can cause further or new damage in very high doses but I'm still not sure how high is too high.
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If you look back through past threads on this forum, you will find at least one devoted to B6.

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