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Newsgroups: alt.support.sinusitis, alt.support.celiac, alt.support.crohns-colitis, sci.med.immunology, alt.med.fibromyalgia
From: Kofi <k...@anon.un>
Date: Tue, 02 Jun 2009 23:36:05 -0600
Local: Wed, Jun 3 2009 3:36 pm
Subject: Re: Folic acid receptor autoantibodies, vitamin D3 and milk consumption in autoimmune disease
> I don't, but I'll pass along a little about what I've found about vitamin I've been taking magnesium, methyl-B12 and folinic acid shots together > metabolism lately. Vitamin B12 works together with a biochemical > produced from folic acid for some purposes. for several years now, since I read a paper on homocysteine blocking GABAergic transmission. Once I read the paper, it seemed the right combination to throw against my neuropathy and it worked quite well. All of the methylators I tried from SAMe to TMG worked well too, so that reinforced my decision. > Vitamin D3 is closer to the form of vitamin D that the body I've been taking D3 for a while too. It was only when I went off > actually uses than the vitamin D2 form often used for vitamin D > supplements. Vitamin D is better absorbed if taken along with > some oil; therefore the forms of vitamin D3 already dissolved > in oil are especially active. folinic acid that the D3 became ineffective. You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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