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    Update about my B12 Deficiency
    I am now on my 280th B12 shot (every two days for ongoing malabsorption)
    My big news is that I am getting smarter. I am SURE of this! I've never been more clear, concise, able to understand quickly.
    My word loss from a fall I had is improving.
    Every morning I wake up full of ideas, and I mean a multitude of ideas, I can lie in bed for 15 minutes
    and i will come up with one after the other creative or research idea I have never had before.
    This is new for me.
    It's pretty amazing to have this happen at age 71. Cognitive flourishing!

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    So very pleased for your healing with B12 injections Antagenet. Thank you for your update, I noticed a big change taking that extra B12 as well and am taking it once a week. I definitely feel the difference in clarity and just overall well being



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    Update about my B12 Deficiency
    I am now on my 280th B12 shot (every two days for ongoing malabsorption)
    My big news is that I am getting smarter. I am SURE of this! I've never been more clear, concise, able to understand quickly.
    My word loss from a fall I had is improving.
    Every morning I wake up full of ideas, and I mean a multitude of ideas, I can lie in bed for 15 minutes
    and i will come up with one after the other creative or research idea I have never had before.
    This is new for me.
    It's pretty amazing to have this happen at age 71. Cognitive flourishing!

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    Update: The vitamin B12 healed my cognitive problems and my neuropathy but after 3 years it did NOT help with my mitochondrial fatigue. Turns out that even though there is vitamin B1 in the same shots (I get get just b12 shots in my area) it was not enough B1 to remedy what I have discovered is a chronic lifelong B1 deficiency, as well as the b12 deficiency. Not many people are talking about Thiamine B1 deficiency. If there is enough interest, I will start another thread about B1 deficiency. it's a doozie.

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    Hey Antagenet. i came across your post. Im curious what the symptoms are regarding B 1 deficiency and why you would have it? Is it diet related or genetics??
    Anything that would help and improve memory as I age, would be beneficial
    Im sorry but I didnt read the entire thread

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    Default Re: Vitamin B12 deficiency, what is going on?

    Quote Posted by Antagenet (here)
    Update: The vitamin B12 healed my cognitive problems and my neuropathy but after 3 years it did NOT help with my mitochondrial fatigue. Turns out that even though there is vitamin B1 in the same shots (I get get just b12 shots in my area) it was not enough B1 to remedy what I have discovered is a chronic lifelong B1 deficiency, as well as the b12 deficiency. Not many people are talking about Thiamine B1 deficiency. If there is enough interest, I will start another thread about B1 deficiency. it's a doozie.
    Please do.

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