girlinthesnow
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Sicker and sicker, just all 'jangly', exhausted with bad headaches. I have no idea why.Has anyone else had a bad reaction to high dose Omega 3 and B12?
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Response from Dr Klimas
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I get headaches with various supplements. Were the headaches bad before you started taking the new stuff? Is the Omega 3 made from the purest form of oil? Is the B12 cyno or methyl? different ones have different effects and I believe B12 can be a detoxer, so it may be herx. I sometimes have to stop taking everything and start again very slowly, but I'm very intolerant to a lot of things and like others on here have cupboards full of hardly used supplements. Hope you can get to the bottom of it.
aquariusgirl
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B12 can push detox.. that's the yasko line... although I would be surprised if it did it on its own, without folate, UNLESS you're taking methylcobalamin.
If it's detox, think binders, binders, binders... pectasol, activated charcoal.. I also use EDTA Complex and OSR1.. but they're chelators... and in some camps that's controversial.
Basically if you're mobilising toxins.. you wanna bind them so they exit the body without being reabsorbed or causing more damage.
If it's detox, think binders, binders, binders... pectasol, activated charcoal.. I also use EDTA Complex and OSR1.. but they're chelators... and in some camps that's controversial.
Basically if you're mobilising toxins.. you wanna bind them so they exit the body without being reabsorbed or causing more damage.