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Old 06-02-2013, 11:35 AM #21
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Sorry ,It is low ( 150 mcg ) because I wanted to be cautious and because some woman cured herself taking lower amounts daily- seems I was right as well given my reaction ( my face / legs is still tingling )

heres where I bought it.


lords knows how bad id be with the full 1ml / 1000 mcg

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You may need additional potassium, it is used for healing, and when it gets low, you will have symptoms.
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HI,I understand that it is better to take B12 on a empty stomach,so how long
after taking B12 would it be safe to eat to get the benefits of taking B12 on a
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1/2 hr to 45 minutes. Take with adequate water so it will move out
of the stomach faster.
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