Which Martyn Hooper book?

[luckymaria]

Hi people. Please could someone remind me of the title of the Martyn Hooper book about b12? There seems to be more than one available? Many thanks!

[Nackapan]

What you need to know about B12 deficiency / PA is the one I have . I thnk it the first one .

Im still unable to read it .

Have glad it read in parts and used as a reference.

At the time I couldn't process it all.

So don't get concerns if that happens.

Dr Chandry book gives slot of case studies.

Easier to get for me

Sally Pacholok

Could it be B12 good too.

[luckymaria in reply to Nackapan]

Thank you so much 😁😁

[Oneash]

This is the one I have. I finally read it cover to cover recently. I find it easier than the Society website, for finding information. It's still full of more information than you really want when you are newly diagnosed and in brain fog! Appendix 2,3 and 7 should be at the front.

Book cover 'What You Need to Know About Pernicious Anemia & Vitamin B12 Deficiency '

[luckymaria in reply to Oneash]

Great thanks! I'll get it!

[Sleepybunny]

Hi,

I think they're all good but ""What You Need to Know About Pernicious Anaemia and Vitamin B12 Deficiency" by Martyn Hooper is the most recent one.

I thought Sally Pacholok's book "Could it be B12?" was worth reading.

[luckymaria in reply to Sleepybunny]

Brill thanks also 👍

[Bellabab in reply to Sleepybunny]

I have read that latest book several times and I find it first class for informing people who have little or no knowledge of the science of B12 deficiency or how it effects people. I then bought one and gave it to my GP - I hope he reads it. I suggest we would all benefit if this could be done by everyone.

[luckymaria in reply to Bellabab]

Great idea!

[MrJustatip]

These are the two that I have:

"What You Need to Know About Pernicious Anaemia and Vitamin B12 Deficiency" by Martyn Hooper and also "Could it Be B12?" by Sally M. Pacholok and Jeffrey J. Stuart

[luckymaria in reply to MrJustatip]

They seem to be the most popular! Thanks 😊