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Janis Callen Bell <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 30 Apr 1998 08:38:08 -0400
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Thanks Aaron and Lisa for your wonderful posts. It seems pretty obvious from
all the useful information posted, that spirulina is not an adequate source
for B-12.

The question is, does taking spirulina interfere with B-12 absorption from
animal sources?  To be more specific, do the B-12 analogues occupy the same
receptors in the body and hence reduce the amount of useful B-12 that can be
absorbed?  (sort of the way trans fatty acids take the place of healthy cis
fatty acids and then don't do the same job).



Janis ([log in to unmask])


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