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@lorry I actually don't see a problem with the article although I'm not sure I would have used the "Green light" image next to topic "Generally Safe". It does go on to explain the conditions it's safe for taking and then specifies the safety, side effects and interactions below that along with a note saying to check with your doctor for supplements, etc. I do find it a little misleading if you have neuropathy because it's a no no to take unless you specifically have a deficiency. I had that discussion with one of my Mayo doctors early in my diagnosis of neuropathy. That's also when I stopped drinking any of those sports drinks that are loaded with B6.

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@johnbishop agreed. If you read the detail they mention caution. Caution to me is yellow light. Knowing what I know I’d say red light. The green light and ‘generally safe’ are inconsistent with what I am seeing here. If it were an older article, I’d understand, but a recent update should have enough data points to know this is not a green light item. IMO.

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