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Old 07-07-2009, 05:27 PM #1
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Default How long will it take for b12 to work?
I am having weird ticklish sensation in muscles like hands, arms, back of head and twitching.

How long will it take for 5mcg of vitamin b12 to work if I am deficient? And how long will it take for magnesium to work? I am also breastfeeding thanks in advance
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