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@captainanxiety8 You might want to consult a functional medicine doctor about what B12 levels are best. Often their opinions on what prevents disease is different from a conventional doctor. A lot of test results are interpreted as being average of the entire population instead of optimal for health. I think you are on the right track and your experiment showed you what your body needs. You also need to know how much is too much, because an overdose can cause problems too. Low / normal is the low range of an average of the population, but if those people are also in the low range of optimal, it skews the statistics. The functional medicine doctor looks at how things are used in body chemistry, and how that might limit the function if there is a shortage. Here is a provider finder for the Academy of Environmental Medicine. https://www.aaemonline.org/find.php