Guest guest Posted September 17, 2007 Report Share Posted September 17, 2007 A week or so ago someone on one of the list I am on mentioned that they had taken B12 vitamin and their burning was either better or gone. Some one mentioned that this burning is from damaged nerve endings. So I did the usual web searches and found that B12 is for nerve endings and so I decided I would try it. Well, I took 500mg twice a day and it got better but not gone. Then I reread about it and found the daily dose is 1000mg recommended. So I up mine to 1000mg in the morning and evening. Well, it has been a week and for the last two days I have had no burning. So I will stay on this dosage for a couple of days and then go back to 500mg twice a day. I bought my B12 at a discount store and they are a tiny tablet that taste sweet. Let me know if it helps anyone and I will let you all know if this bubble burst. I have had the burning for two years and many doctor visits and no one knew what to do. I don't have insurance and so it has been a search for a natural cure and just hope this continues to work. Good Luck Judy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 17, 2007 Report Share Posted September 17, 2007 I wonder if you meant 1000 mcg. instead of mg. If you are taking 1000 mg. daily I would be interested to know the brand. B12 comes in mcgs. usually. 1000 mcg = 1 mg. Ora >A week or so ago someone on one of the list I am on mentioned that they >had taken B12 vitamin and their burning was either better or gone. Some >one mentioned that this burning is from damaged nerve endings. So I >did the usual web searches and found that B12 is for nerve endings and >so I decided I would try it. Well, I took 500mg twice a day and it got >better but not gone. Then I reread about it and found the daily dose >is 1000mg recommended. So I up mine to 1000mg in the morning and >evening. Well, it has been a week and for the last two days I have had >no burning. So I will stay on this dosage for a couple of days and >then go back to 500mg twice a day. I bought my B12 at a discount store >and they are a tiny tablet that taste sweet. Let me know if it helps >anyone and I will let you all know if this bubble burst. I have had >the burning for two years and many doctor visits and no one knew what >to do. I don't have insurance and so it has been a search for a natural >cure and just hope this continues to work. Good Luck Judy > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 17, 2007 Report Share Posted September 17, 2007 I wonder if you meant 1000 mcg. instead of mg. If you are taking 1000 mg. daily I would be interested to know the brand. B12 comes in mcgs. usually. 1000 mcg = 1 mg. Ora >A week or so ago someone on one of the list I am on mentioned that they >had taken B12 vitamin and their burning was either better or gone. Some >one mentioned that this burning is from damaged nerve endings. So I >did the usual web searches and found that B12 is for nerve endings and >so I decided I would try it. Well, I took 500mg twice a day and it got >better but not gone. Then I reread about it and found the daily dose >is 1000mg recommended. So I up mine to 1000mg in the morning and >evening. Well, it has been a week and for the last two days I have had >no burning. So I will stay on this dosage for a couple of days and >then go back to 500mg twice a day. I bought my B12 at a discount store >and they are a tiny tablet that taste sweet. Let me know if it helps >anyone and I will let you all know if this bubble burst. I have had >the burning for two years and many doctor visits and no one knew what >to do. I don't have insurance and so it has been a search for a natural >cure and just hope this continues to work. Good Luck Judy > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 17, 2007 Report Share Posted September 17, 2007 I wonder if you meant 1000 mcg. instead of mg. If you are taking 1000 mg. daily I would be interested to know the brand. B12 comes in mcgs. usually. 1000 mcg = 1 mg. Ora >A week or so ago someone on one of the list I am on mentioned that they >had taken B12 vitamin and their burning was either better or gone. Some >one mentioned that this burning is from damaged nerve endings. So I >did the usual web searches and found that B12 is for nerve endings and >so I decided I would try it. Well, I took 500mg twice a day and it got >better but not gone. Then I reread about it and found the daily dose >is 1000mg recommended. So I up mine to 1000mg in the morning and >evening. Well, it has been a week and for the last two days I have had >no burning. So I will stay on this dosage for a couple of days and >then go back to 500mg twice a day. I bought my B12 at a discount store >and they are a tiny tablet that taste sweet. Let me know if it helps >anyone and I will let you all know if this bubble burst. I have had >the burning for two years and many doctor visits and no one knew what >to do. I don't have insurance and so it has been a search for a natural >cure and just hope this continues to work. Good Luck Judy > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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