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I remember Andy saying that how much B12 anyone can tolerate is

highly individual, and that the variation in amounts tolerated is

huge. Some can tolerate none and others need very large quantities.

>

> I wonder if people can help me interpret my reaction to this? On

> Saturday I took 1mg of liquid methyl B12, to see if if did anything

for

> me. Within an hour I had palpitations and tingling feet. This

wore

> off after 1-2 hours. I started to feel unwell for the rest of the

day,

> had a horrendous night, and had full-on mercury symptoms yesterday -

> feeling fluey / fatigued, liver problems, and a big metal taste in

my

> mouth. I hit the DMSA first thing in the morning, and feel much

better

> 24 hours later. Does anyone know what might have happened here?

> Needless to say, I shall be avoiding methyl B12 in future!!

>

> thanks

>

> Nicola

>

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Hi

Obviously I am one of those who can't tolerate any at all then! But

what do you think actually happened when I took the B12?

It is also slightly discouraging to think I still have so much

mercury inside me after 56 rounds of DMSA / ALA that I was so badly

affected by the methyl B12. I clearly have a long way to go :-(

thanks

Nicola

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> I remember Andy saying that how much B12 anyone can tolerate is

> highly individual, and that the variation in amounts tolerated is

> huge. Some can tolerate none and others need very large quantities.

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Maybe you should try another form of b-12? There is hydroxocobalamin

and dibencozide, both which should be active forms of b12 usable by

the body. I don't tolerate methylcobalamin but can take high doses of

the other two forms of b12 I mentioned.

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> > I remember Andy saying that how much B12 anyone can tolerate is

> > highly individual, and that the variation in amounts tolerated is

> > huge. Some can tolerate none and others need very large quantities.

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> > I remember Andy saying that how much B12 anyone can tolerate is

> > highly individual, and that the variation in amounts tolerated is

> > huge. Some can tolerate none and others need very large

quantities.

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I had 3 b12 injections, fine the 1st. Staring to sweat within 2 mins

of the second and felt horrible all day. The 3rd time, I almost

passed out and was horrible for a week. I take some oral b12 2 times

a week now thats all.

>

> I wonder if people can help me interpret my reaction to this? On

> Saturday I took 1mg of liquid methyl B12, to see if if did anything for

> me. Within an hour I had palpitations and tingling feet. This wore

> off after 1-2 hours. I started to feel unwell for the rest of the day,

> had a horrendous night, and had full-on mercury symptoms yesterday -

> feeling fluey / fatigued, liver problems, and a big metal taste in my

> mouth. I hit the DMSA first thing in the morning, and feel much better

> 24 hours later. Does anyone know what might have happened here?

> Needless to say, I shall be avoiding methyl B12 in future!!

>

> thanks

>

> Nicola

>

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