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high b12 levels
by lynnestahl, Oct 11, 2008 11:02PM
my 13 year old daughter has a b12 level of 1200. she eats little eggs, and no meat (lacto ovo vegetarian). she does not take supplements (vit). she is pale and tired too often. what would cause her to have high levels of b12?
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http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/alter/20050101/msgs/449152.html
Below is an extract from it;
"Vitamin B12 has no established toxic threshold. There is no evidence that there even is one. I'd also suspect that the "normal" values might better be expressed as "typical", which may or may not be "optimal". Extra B12 in the blood serves as an especially efficient scavenger for the potent oxidant peroxynitrite, so I'd say this B12 level is a positive finding, not an adverse one. The ferritin level is worth efforts to increase, though."
CS