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lyme in Putnam
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taking B suprme 1, B12 methylcobalamine shots, L-methyl B6 and B12. Im mthf for 677 and 1298. My brain is on constant anyway, could too much be bad? I want the brain to shut for just taking in now, but its way too active. On ocd meds, anafranil, hate to think what id be like without it. Eventually I can cut down and off which I've done before, not now. Anyone?

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recently a neuro said neuro sx can come from too much b

they tested me and wanted me to cut back or stop b6

id trust an llmd over a neuro tho

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I have homozygous MTHFR C677T and I have trouble tolerating B vitamins, especially B12. They make me jittery/anxious/hypomanic/racing thoughts.

I would ask your doctor about backing off some of the B's until your methylation cycle is functioning better.

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