Pernicious anemia websites

[HealingRose]

What are the best websites to learn about pernicious anemia? There is a German site I'd found when first diagnosed that was excellent, and I can't recall the name. If anyone knows, I'd be grateful. Other useful sites would be welcome too. Thanks!

[fbirder]

The Pernicious Anaemia Society - pernicious-anaemia-society....

Tracey Witty's B12d Deficiency - b12deficiency.info/

Those are the only two I can recommend. There are others, but they're full of rubbish (like saying that the heart is a nerve!).

[wedgewood]

Fbirder has told you about websites . Have you considered the books , written by our Chairman , Martyn Hooper ? . All to be found on Amazon smile .

[VellBlue]

If by German you are meaning Dutch:

stichtingb12tekort.nl/english/

[Lunario]

The most comprehensive German website about B12 is vitaminb12.de. I think there was an English version too, but there is no language changer, nor I can remember the URL. But if you're familiar with the German Language you probably will be satisfied.

[fbirder in reply to Lunario]

I've just checked it out and I'm not that impressed. They don't seem to do any checking of their sources. They have a news article saying that mango kernels contain a lot of B12 (50% of the RDA per gram). But, when you follow the references, there is no explanation as to how those numbers were obtained.

A lot of what they say is just plain wrong.

[Lunario in reply to fbirder]

Mango kernels? Really? I didn't have a look at that website for a long time, so I wasn't aware about that kind of trash. Thank you for checking it, maybe I have to revise my judgement about them. In fact, the best information one get is from those sites you mentioned above. Bad luck for everybody who doesn't speak a little English, so, that's the other side of the coin.

[HealingRose]

Thank you all! This was very helpful.