This is not an actual hypothesis I just used that as a title so those that believe all I can do is find what works will know this information is not applicable to their methods of discovery.
It is really information that supports but does not prove my understanding that the human body does not send signals when healing from B12 deficiency other than extreme symptoms. Extreme symptoms meaning those accepted.
So this happened when injecting 1 mg of adenosylcobalamin and 1 mg of methylcobalamin every 5 hours including setting my alarm to inject in the night. I essentially skipped a dose 5 times. Falling into the accepted concept that it would not matter due to the measured retention times equates with effective length of time.
What happened is there were no observable effects of skipping the dose for 10 hours or two more doses. Then there were no extreme symptoms only I did not feel as well. Injecting every 5 hours is a different experience than injecting the same amount every 4 hours and not getting up in the night to inject.
I think what happens when I skip a dose is that my body's healing is interrupted although that is not observable. Until 10 hours and two doses later when my body starts to heal again. I will not be skipping any doses.
I only injected the amount of 2 mg to keep my data collection consistent. I have reduced to 1 mg to see what works. Just kidding. I conclude that 1mg is effective and it is the time of effectiveness that is incorrect. I also conclude that with the level of healing I have achieved I will be able to correctly evaluate the effect of the change. Other than a brief adjustment period it should have no effect and if it does I will assume it is a negative and increase again.
FYI I find it likely that temperature regulation associated with B12 deficiency is caused by the neurological system not sending signals to regulate the body temperature. This may be applicable in other symptoms.
FYI Many believe than the myelin sheath is similar to a extension cord in that the myelin sheath is only for protection. I was shocked when physicians had that belief. Use your imagination at all and you would conclude that is silly and could not exist. In fact the myelin sheath is part of the conductivity which sends signals throughout the body. Duh. Maybe it is bluetooth. 🙂