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Re: Vitamin B for nerve repair?
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:16 am
by F-Litz
well I don't know how much to take - but if you take too much it just comes out in your pee... hence the yellow or sometimes green fluorescent pee. B is water soluble (as compared to A & D & E that are fat soluble)
Re: Vitamin B for nerve repair?
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 11:25 am
by Kath
I actually take a B-Complex vitamin daily.
B-100 and from a very good company not just any drug store variety.
I get B-12 shot monthly, my daughter is only to happy to give me a shot in the seat! LOL...
I won't take any shots in my unaffected arm because it's not unaffected anymore and it hurts after a shot.
You can't overdose on B but should always take a combination not just one type of B so I have read.
I read Dr. Mindell's book "The Vitamin Bible" years ago and realized that was why they were giving me B as a child.
In the 1940's vitamin therapy was used quite a bit for everything.
When my daughter had Chronic Fatigue I began more research on my own and then insisted she get B-12 shots since the symptoms are very much the same a B-12 deficiency.
The doctor did it to "shut me up" but she became fully functional again in a fairly shot span of time after months of being sick...
Now he offers the shots to all his patients with Epstein Barr Virus . He said since it would do no harm he give her the shots but my daughter and he were sure it would not work.
I did rub it in a bit that I was right due to simple research and he was wrong... LOL.
This is not meant as medical advice it is just what worked for me, for years.
I just read about a new natural healing juice that I am testing out to see if it truly helps with joint aches and pains that I have acquired due to compensation...
If it works I will be very happy because the ostio arthritis can be painful in my hands...
Kath (adult/robpi)