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Methylcobalamine

Updated December 28, 2017
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Mon, July 13, 2009

Vitamin B 12

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Verwon Says:
Thu, December 28, 2017

It is a safe nutrient to take, but as with anything, there is always the risk of taking too much of a good thing, so you should not exceed the recommended dosage limits.

The FDA warns that the side effects may include nausea, and diarrhea, in some people due to its potency.

Are you on any prescribed medications?

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