Guest guest Posted April 21, 2012 Report Share Posted April 21, 2012 Hi, all. I respect people's choice of a vegan diet, but I just want to urge you to supplement vitamin B12 if you have chosen this type of diet. A vegan diet does not supply enough vitamin B12. This is particularly important in chronic fatigue syndrome, where there is a functional vitamin B12 deficiency that results from glutathione depletion. Once a person has developed chronic fatigue syndrome, vitamin B12 must be taken in large dosage to overcome the functional B12 deficiency. In order to get enough into the blood to overcome this, it is necessary to take it sublingually or by injection. In the simplified methylation protocol for ME/CFS, the sublingual dosage of hydroxocobalamin is suggested at 2 milligrams (2,000 micrograms) per day. It is also necessary to take an active form of folate (preferably methylfolate) orally at and RDA-level dosage (a few hundred micrograms per day). Best regards, Rich Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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