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Re: B12 as cyanocobalamin

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I'm not sure about the cyano and mercury - I do know it is supposedly

hard on the thyroid though.

I get good deals on the methyl at vitacost.com sometimes.

I'm brand new to all this and was actually just going to post and ask

if methyl is okay for folks who still have amalgams?

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> A friend of mine is mercury toxic and thinks he is getting more

> poisoned due to the cyanide contained in the B12 he was taking.

> I've been searching the archives and have not found too much about

> this topic (which makes me think that probably it is safe to take

> cyanocobalamin).

>

> While it is probably better to use methylcobalamine, it is harder to

> find and more expensive. Any thoughts?

>

> Thank you in advance,

>

>

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> A friend of mine is mercury toxic and thinks he is getting more

> poisoned due to the cyanide contained in the B12 he was taking.

Cyano and cyanide are not the same thing.

> I've been searching the archives and have not found too much about

> this topic (which makes me think that probably it is safe to take

> cyanocobalamin).

>

> While it is probably better to use methylcobalamine, it is harder to

> find and more expensive. Any thoughts?

>

> Thank you in advance,

>

>

>

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