Ben Lynch talks about how if someone has:
- sick cells/deficient in healthy mitochondria, low glutathione, oxidised cell membranes, low potassium etc that B12 will make that person worse. How does that work, you have to raise glutathione first, heal cells? Or remove metals first?
- sick cells/deficient in healthy mitochondria, low glutathione, oxidised cell membranes, low potassium etc that B12 will make that person worse. How does that work, you have to raise glutathione first, heal cells? Or remove metals first?
Fixing cell/mito membranes with phosphatidyl choline and NT Factor is important.
Given some of the other issuurs we've discussed, I've been finding that increasing glutathione helps, but increasing ALA, A, and E have been incredibly useful, too. In your situation, C may be counterproductive in all but a minimum dose.
And ensuring you have adequate B vitamins - B12 is important, but B6, B1, B2, folate, and trace minerals, including calcium, magnesium, molybdenum, zinc, manganese, etc are important too.