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Natural high levels of B12 and B6

Neuropathy | Last Active: Aug 31 6:22pm | Replies (110)
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@ray666

Hello, @chme. I'd be happy to talk to you about my experiences with B6, although, in terms of insight, I'm still somewhere between a new PN patient's ignorance and a veteran PN patient's reasonable understanding. My neurologist invited me to take the "medicinal food" known as EB-N5, which contains B6 in its water-soluble form, pyridoxal phosphate (the non-toxic form, as I've been assured), unlike the potentially toxic form, pyridoxine hydrochloride, found in supplements (although normally in small doses). I've been taking EB-N5 for 8-9 months, and although I still have balance problems as my only PN symptom (no pain), it hasn't worsened. If you've questions, I'm happy to try giving my best answers. Best of everything to you!

Ray (@ray666)

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chme | @chme | Feb 11 2:15pm

Thank you. I do have a neurologist appointment in a couple months. I will ask questions about B6 and its forms. I have not found drs much interested or trained in nutrition. I am pretty rural and functional medicine practitioners are non existent.
I try to look at what others have tried and apply what I think is realistic and practical.
I am grateful too not to have substantial pain involved. Distracting and irritating.
Do you monitor Blood B6? Or evaluate by symptoms.

Thank you for caring. I’ll be reaching EB-N5.

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