You're not at all. You may have just helped someone who may have had this issue. Just because I've never heard of it before doesn't mean shit. Just trying to keep things as simple as possible. You can see what a feat that can be......lol
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I suspect I have a vitamin B deficiency in most of the vitamin Bs. I want to buy a B complex but now I'm hesitant after reading this? What do you suggest instead?
Go for something food based and lighter then "chemical" vitamins. https://www.puritan.com/natures-plus...B&gclsrc=aw.ds
update: ive been taking b complex for a week now with activated b6 and b12. many b6 deficient symptoms disapearing. increased apetite, muscles looking fuller, gaining weight, skin became more hydrated, dandruff decreased, libido/erection quality increased many things.
i understand the reason for the crashes that ppl have experienced are from too much of 1 methylated vitamin b without the assistance of other vitamins? if i take a b complex then its safe right?
Just to add onto what my man @Turnover25 said, be careful with activated B’s. It may be a good ride now but can turn on you. Playing with methylation cycles is no joke. If you want to do that, I’d say make sure you have some sort of practitioner (natural health, or even ARL/TEI like they do at Hack Stasis) looking over you and providing guidance.
I told my doctor and he understands/monitoring me. i feel ive been deficient for a long time tbh. im just gonna take recommended dosage for a couple months til the deficiency has cleared then ill maintain with something lighter. if this crashes me or whatever, then ill have to cross that bridge when i come to it. but i feel id rather take this route than to correct the deficiency with food
Just be mindful. Don't take it daily. I guess I got lucky here. I just took it along with everything else and never had any issues. Just a simple B complex. Only took it every third day or so in the beginning, then once a week, then once every few weeks etc. I just did it by feel. I know people balc at that, but that's what I did.