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Ala and numbness?? Biotin deficiency!

Discussion in 'Detox: Methylation; B12; Glutathione; Chelation' started by leaves, Apr 14, 2011.

  1. leaves

    leaves Senior Member

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    I got increased numbness and aching joints with ala and discovered it's from biotin deficiency! Ala depletes biotin so be sure to supplement! I'm doing a lot better now!
    leaves, Apr 14, 2011
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  2. Wayne

    Wayne Senior Member

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    Potential remedy for CFS/Fibromyalgia (Biotin)

    Hi Leaves,

    I'm happy to hear you're doing better. You might want to check this out:

    Potential remedy for CFS/Fibromyalgia (Biotin)
    Wayne, Apr 14, 2011
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  3. Freddd

    Freddd Senior Member

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    Now That I have stopped B-right I have had a substantial increase in certain aches that had been gone for a long time. Biotin is one of those missing things from the B-Right. I need to give it a try.
    Freddd, Apr 25, 2011
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  4. madietodd

    madietodd Senior Member

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    I read on another thread - a Dec 1 post by Mr. Kite - that biotin is harmful for people who have low cortisol. If 2.5mg/day Cortef helped me years ago, that means I have (had) low cortisol, right? I'm asking because I take biotin, and while it's amazing for my hair, I've been on a slow slide energetically.
    madietodd, Apr 25, 2011
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