B12 deficiency in clinical practice

[toph]

I purchased this book a few weeks ago and I'm currently trawling through it. The book is full of case studies from doctors 50 years experience of working in the NHS. The doctor in question who I will not say the name of here is 72 years old.

I would truly recommend purchasing the document, it's author has tried to keep the price as low as possible circa £6

The book b12 deficiency in clinical practice is available from Amazon and it goes into all the potential misdiagnosis which can ultimately be attributed to b12 deficiency examples include Ms m e fibromyalgia dementia

Happy reading

[Redadmiral89]

Hi. Thank you for this post. I am seeing posts from certain members who, to be honest, are very hard on Dr Chandy, and I dare say it, somewhat misquoting or misunderstanding what he says. I would advise anyone to disregard these comments and read the book for themselves. Just my opinion. ☺

[Foggyme Administrator in reply to Redadmiral89]

Redadmiral89. Suffice it to say that members of this forum are entitled to express differing opinions...as long as this is done without recourse to personal criticism. Obviously, making a critique of any published material is not the same thing as personal criticism of the person or persons who produced it.

So it is entirely appropriate to comment on or debate differing views or opinions ...including reviewing and commenting on research and/or other published material.

As to 'misquoting' or 'misunderstand'...that can only be speculation...

We would always advise folks to read source material directly 😉😀

[Redadmiral89]

Sorry. This is my first post though I have been reading and getting so much useful information from many members over the last year. Thank you to everyone. I will post more when feeling up to it!

[deniseinmilden in reply to Redadmiral89]

And a very welcome one too - this forum only works with contributions from the members and potentially the more people who comment the better the balance of views here! Looking forward to hearing from you again - good luck with your recovery.

[deniseinmilden]

Thank you! I'll look it up! 😎

[Redadmiral89 in reply to deniseinmilden]

HI

Denise

Thanks for your welcome. I have read Dr Chandys book - twice. It I'd very detailed and informative

I have only found one statement I disagree with. You should read it yourself

Note: the book is very large and heavy!

Thank you for your reply. I have always read your posts with great interest. Cheers for now.