well, the neuro said it was not just a matter of
getting the vitamin,but, in absorbing it too. i had
ask if i should get a b complex to take. she did not
say what to do if my primary runs the test and i am
not absorbing enough. i assume that one or the other
will tell me what if anything to do if it is needed.

--- Meir Weiss <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> B12 b6 too
>
> Anyhow I make sure to eat meat regularly
>
> If not a bcomplex vitamin.
>
> Hope all are well here
>
> :)
>
> m
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Subject: Re: b-vitamin defiecentcy.
>
>
> Ken
>
>     I believe it is Vitamin B-12. My neuro prescribe
> that for me as a
> kid. At that  time, the best source was brewer's
> malt from a brewery. It
> was hilarious that my good Baptist Mom had to go to
> the Pearl Brewery to
> get a fix for my B-12!  I guess my neuro was ahead
> of his time. This was
> in the '40's.
>
> Bobby
> she said as we grow old
> sometimes we lose the ability to absorb some
> particular "b" vitamin. i want to say b-6 or b-12
> and
> that can couse some neuro problems to. anybody heard
> of this?
>





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