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B12 too high?

Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Mar 9 1:42pm | Replies (20)

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@candace04

No, I am not on statins. Will not go that way. Since I have had my bloodwork taken, I have managed to lower my dosage of b12. Eventually hoping to get it down to 1000 daily. I was extremely deficient in it and was slowly dying. Was going to all the specialists there are, and nobody diagnosed b12. Discovered it myself when I got sores in my mouth. i know it takes up to a year to correct. So far it’s been 6 months. Tried to lower it before and started to feel like my health was going south again. Knew I was dangerously high, but I am gradually lowering it now. Thank you for your advise in this.

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The only way to truly know if you are high or low is to test the homocysteine.
Often high vitamin b in blood means a deficit.

You also need your parathyroid tested. And if your gut doesn’t have hydrochloric acid, the enzyme pepsin, and a protein called intrinsic factor you can’t absorb vitamin b. You can have the intrinsic factor tested and it should tested.

Also you need tested for blood diseases.