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I've noticed a difference!
About 6 weeks ago I started taking
vitamin
B
supplements and also CBD 5mg capsules. After about a week I'd noticed my clicks joints had quietened down a bit, my hands weren't as painful and I'd started to walk upstairs more normally.
About 6 weeks ago I started taking
vitamin
B
supplements and also CBD 5mg capsules. After about a week I'd noticed my clicks joints had quietened down a bit, my hands weren't as painful and I'd started to walk upstairs more normally.
Gulfstream_Maggie
in
My Fibro Community
1 year ago
B Vitamins Improve Brain Health
Probably, most of us use B complex, but here are its benefits: https://media.mercola.com/ImageServer/Public/2024/January/PDF/b-vitamins-improve-brain-health-pdf.pdf
Probably, most of us use B complex, but here are its benefits: https://media.mercola.com/ImageServer/Public/2024/January/PDF/b-vitamins-improve-brain-health-pdf.pdf
Despe
in
Cure Parkinson's
9 months ago
Zyprexa hangover
I do also take
vitamin
B
complex, fish oil, glucosamine/chondroitn, and a women's multivitamin. So, does anyone have any experience with Zyprexa like this? [i]Any[/i] advice? I'm stuck on this. Thanks.
I do also take
vitamin
B
complex, fish oil, glucosamine/chondroitn, and a women's multivitamin. So, does anyone have any experience with Zyprexa like this? [i]Any[/i] advice? I'm stuck on this. Thanks.
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in
Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
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Timings for taking supplements
So from looking at previous posts, am I right in thinking: First thing - Levothyroxine With breakfast - b vitamins (start with b12 and a week later add
b
complex?) and
vitamin
d Four hours later - iron Also, do I need to take magnesium if I’m taking vitamin d?
So from looking at previous posts, am I right in thinking: First thing - Levothyroxine With breakfast - b vitamins (start with b12 and a week later add
b
complex?) and
vitamin
d Four hours later - iron Also, do I need to take magnesium if I’m taking vitamin d?
Smartypants1
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Magic Magnesium Malate
Has anyone else tried this New Nordic magic magnesium Malate. I'm taking one tablet a day instead of recommended two. Each tablet has 120mg of magnesium, some b vitamins, which I'm used to but 2 extracts new to me. One has maritime pine bark extract 150mg per 2 tabs and some long pepper extract. I
Has anyone else tried this New Nordic magic magnesium Malate. I'm taking one tablet a day instead of recommended two. Each tablet has 120mg of magnesium, some b vitamins, which I'm used to but 2 extracts new to me. One has maritime pine bark extract 150mg per 2 tabs and some long pepper extract. I
Camelia23
in
AF Association
9 months ago
Back again !!
On 8th April 2024 I had a blood test as I was feeling tired and generally under par, tested my TSH 3.7 ( 0.27-4.2) T4 12.6 (12-22) so my dr increased my Levothyroxin to 75mcg. I felt a little bit better but had another blood test on 5th June and my result was TSH 3.01 and my T4 13.7 I'm feeling tired
On 8th April 2024 I had a blood test as I was feeling tired and generally under par, tested my TSH 3.7 ( 0.27-4.2) T4 12.6 (12-22) so my dr increased my Levothyroxin to 75mcg. I felt a little bit better but had another blood test on 5th June and my result was TSH 3.01 and my T4 13.7 I'm feeling tired
Loopyloo243
in
Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Vitamin B6 Toxicity: Available Testing of B6 Plasma Level Does NOT Tell You What You Need to Know
[u][
b
]Background[/
b
][/u]:
Vitamin
B6 participates as a coenzyme in over 100 different biochemical reactions. When it does so it is converted to the inactive form, pyridoxine. The body contains a recycling loop that restores the pyridoxine to the active form, P5P.
[u][
b
]Background[/
b
][/u]:
Vitamin
B6 participates as a coenzyme in over 100 different biochemical reactions. When it does so it is converted to the inactive form, pyridoxine. The body contains a recycling loop that restores the pyridoxine to the active form, P5P.
park_bear
in
Cure Parkinson's
10 months ago
Supplement absorption
I posted the other day about being newly diagnosed and I received loads of brilliant support and advice from people on here about supplements and lifestyle changes that can help with PD progression. I haven’t yet managed to do all the recommended reading but I’m working on it. I’m still looking into
I posted the other day about being newly diagnosed and I received loads of brilliant support and advice from people on here about supplements and lifestyle changes that can help with PD progression. I haven’t yet managed to do all the recommended reading but I’m working on it. I’m still looking into
SallyBeeBobs
in
Cure Parkinson's
25 days ago
Chromium
I was intending to do my advanced thyroid profile test tomorrow morning ( fingerpick) I have avoided
Vitamin
B
complex, D, and my Bone restore (calcium) as advised and then last night I suddenly thought should I have also stopped the GTF Chromium 200ug that i take in the evening?
I was intending to do my advanced thyroid profile test tomorrow morning ( fingerpick) I have avoided
Vitamin
B
complex, D, and my Bone restore (calcium) as advised and then last night I suddenly thought should I have also stopped the GTF Chromium 200ug that i take in the evening?
Indigourchin
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
healing with b12 on days of no injection
Hello All, I was wondering if on the days we do not inject is our bodies still healing with the b12 injection. I do EOD of methyl b12 and take multi b vitamins thought out the day every day and a liquid sublingual b12 every day. I'm begining my third month and the day of no injection my symtoms are
Hello All, I was wondering if on the days we do not inject is our bodies still healing with the b12 injection. I do EOD of methyl b12 and take multi b vitamins thought out the day every day and a liquid sublingual b12 every day. I'm begining my third month and the day of no injection my symtoms are
JesusMercy60
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 months ago
Newbie and confused. Functional B12 deficiency?
I supplement with
vitamin
D3, K2 Mk7, magnesium glycinate, L methyl folate 1000ug,
vitamin
B
complex,
vitamin
B12 methylcobalamin 1000ug x 2 a day and biotin 12,000 mcg (which I stop, a week prior to any blood test.)
I supplement with
vitamin
D3, K2 Mk7, magnesium glycinate, L methyl folate 1000ug,
vitamin
B
complex,
vitamin
B12 methylcobalamin 1000ug x 2 a day and biotin 12,000 mcg (which I stop, a week prior to any blood test.)
grumpyold
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 months ago
Latest Results for Advice
Range: > 7)
Vitamin
B12 - Active >[
b
]150[/
b
] pmol/L - (Range: 37.5 - 188)
Vitamin
D [
b
]132.0 nmol/L - (Range: 50 - 250) Total 25(OH)D > 50 nmol/L is sufficient in most individuals.
Range: > 7)
Vitamin
B12 - Active >[
b
]150[/
b
] pmol/L - (Range: 37.5 - 188)
Vitamin
D [
b
]132.0 nmol/L - (Range: 50 - 250) Total 25(OH)D > 50 nmol/L is sufficient in most individuals.
Albaangel
in
Thyroid UK
10 months ago
Treating Parkinson’s by targeting the gut-brain axis with B vitamins
A study by Nagoya University in Japan found a link between gut bacteria and Parkinson’s disease (PD). Researchers discovered fewer gut bacteria genes that make B vitamins B2 and B7 in PD patients. They also found that low levels of these vitamins are linked to poor intestinal barrier function, allowing
A study by Nagoya University in Japan found a link between gut bacteria and Parkinson’s disease (PD). Researchers discovered fewer gut bacteria genes that make B vitamins B2 and B7 in PD patients. They also found that low levels of these vitamins are linked to poor intestinal barrier function, allowing
Farooqji
in
Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
Syringe/needle advice please
Also with severe methylation difficulties,
B
vitamin
deficiencies and in particular B12 deficiency. I'm relieved to have a diagnosis and treatment strategy, but feeling somewhat overwhelmed by it all. The info here is very helpful, thanks everyone.
Also with severe methylation difficulties,
B
vitamin
deficiencies and in particular B12 deficiency. I'm relieved to have a diagnosis and treatment strategy, but feeling somewhat overwhelmed by it all. The info here is very helpful, thanks everyone.
pinkflowersalad
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 months ago
Decrease in the bacterial genes responsible for the synthesizing of riboflavin (vitamin B2) and biotin (vitamin B7)
"A new study from Japan has revealed a link between gut microbiota and Parkinson's disease (PD). The researchers found a reduction in the gut bacteria of genes responsible for synthesizing the essential B vitamins B2 and B7. " Twitter thread by Vipin M. Vashishtha: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread
"A new study from Japan has revealed a link between gut microbiota and Parkinson's disease (PD). The researchers found a reduction in the gut bacteria of genes responsible for synthesizing the essential B vitamins B2 and B7. " Twitter thread by Vipin M. Vashishtha: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread
genesurf
in
Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
A clinical picture of a B12 deficiency and PA explained.........
[
b
]What organ is affected by B12 deficiency?[/
b
] If
vitamin
B12 deficiency is left untreated, it can cause lasting serious side effects that affect the nervous system and brain. More severe side effects of vitamin B12 deficiency include: Peripheral neuropathy. Degeneration of the spinal cord.
[
b
]What organ is affected by B12 deficiency?[/
b
] If
vitamin
B12 deficiency is left untreated, it can cause lasting serious side effects that affect the nervous system and brain. More severe side effects of vitamin B12 deficiency include: Peripheral neuropathy. Degeneration of the spinal cord.
Jillymo
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 months ago
How much does Vitamin B affect test results?
Then afterwards I realized that I'd forgotten to stop taking my
Vitamin
B
suppliments. So my question is - does
Vitamin
B
always interfere with test results? If so, how much and which results in particular?
Then afterwards I realized that I'd forgotten to stop taking my
Vitamin
B
suppliments. So my question is - does
Vitamin
B
always interfere with test results? If so, how much and which results in particular?
PandoraXX
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Hypo crash after going too fast with T3, saliva cortisol readings
, checking my TSH, free T4, free T3 frequently, supplementing with selenium,
vitamin
D, methyl forms of
B
vitamins, betaine and all other goodness.
, checking my TSH, free T4, free T3 frequently, supplementing with selenium,
vitamin
D, methyl forms of
B
vitamins, betaine and all other goodness.
anakondratenko
in
Thyroid UK
24 days ago
Latest Private Blood Test Results
and Mineral BT's tests done - which are all within range [
b
]9/1/24 Folate 11.7 ug/L (2.1 - 26.8) [/
b
] [
b
]Serum Magnesium 0.83mmol/L (0.7 - 1.1)[/
b
] [
b
]
Vitamin
D - 96.3 mmol/L ( > 50 sufficient )[/
b
] Since my last post to you and with my GP's agreement - I am taking a 400 Folate supplement
and Mineral BT's tests done - which are all within range [
b
]9/1/24 Folate 11.7 ug/L (2.1 - 26.8) [/
b
] [
b
]Serum Magnesium 0.83mmol/L (0.7 - 1.1)[/
b
] [
b
]
Vitamin
D - 96.3 mmol/L ( > 50 sufficient )[/
b
] Since my last post to you and with my GP's agreement - I am taking a 400 Folate supplement
Lemondrizz
in
Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Which tests please?
Liver function Cortisol
Vitamin
B
Vitamin
D Iodine Ferritin Folate Gut Health (which tests?) Magnesium Zinc Selenium Many Thanks!
Liver function Cortisol
Vitamin
B
Vitamin
D Iodine Ferritin Folate Gut Health (which tests?) Magnesium Zinc Selenium Many Thanks!
Heyhop
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
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