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Natural high levels of B12 and B6

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

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@patriciaschulz1950

I had elevated B6 and B12 without taking supplements, and neither my primary care or neurologist seemed concerned. I am scheduled to be blood tested in December again. I have eliminated sugar from my meals, stopped my metformin pill, and increased my exercise activity, hoping this all helps. They will check my A1C, my immunoglobulins, and B levels ...I will keep all posted. Also, I have had three chronic sinus infections this year, each lasting 8-12 weeks, between the neuropathy in my feet/legs and sinusitis, I think they are all connected somehow. After 11 days, I am having some improvement in my neuropathy. I will keep all posted. Thanks.

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Replies to "I had elevated B6 and B12 without taking supplements, and neither my primary care or neurologist..."

There is a free app called cronometer you can use to tract everything you eat and drink to see how much of all vitamins and minerals you get in your diet. Be sure you only used data from NCCDB , not data from USDA or other sources in cronometer because only the NCCDB provides good info on b6 and b12 as well as other vitamins etc. Too much b12 should not be a problems bc b12 is not a neurotoxin but b6 is. Good luck on next test results.