Vitamin B12

[maria68]

Hello Everybody, I hope you’re all managing with your AF during this awful crisis. I have had a few attacks over the last 10days. I couldn’t understand why suddenly they started so put it down to anxiety.

However, at the same time I had changed my B12 tablets for a new make as I couldn’t get onto Boots website, it was so busy. I read that they were slightly stronger but had read that you get rid of any excess naturally.

Anybody had any experience of a B12 increase causing palpitations? I actually take it due to a low level and it was suggested by my GP they I could take a supplement.

[10gingercats]

I have taken a very small amout of liquid Solgar B12 complex for years with no problems .Yes. I was also told by my thyroid 'expert' the body expels what it doesn't need .Every once in a while my GP includes the B12 test in my routine blood tests and the B12 is pretty much spot on each time.

[maria68 in reply to 10gingercats]

Yes I agree the Vitamin b12 I take has been helpful. I’m concerned about the effects if take an increased amount.

[Seawalk]

I’ve been taking B12 (Methylcobalamin)Better You oral spray for a couple of years and it does not affect my AF. I’ve have actually felt better since taking it.

[Rubymurray25]

I swear by my Vitamin B12 oral spray, I have used one by Your Health Solutions via ebay for the past three years and I have had no problems at all.

[maria68]

Thank you for all your replies. I do wonder what strength of Vitamin B12 you are taking?