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<blockquote data-quote="Nomad" data-source="post: 302695"><p>I'm so sorry.</p><p>I agree with- Fran...time for a check up for your husband.</p><p>ALSO, many doctors are NOT up on this and are resistent to it all, but the real truth is that almost <strong>everyone over 50 needs additional Vitamin B12.</strong></p><p>If depression/anxiety/stress is an issue, it is a good idea to take a <strong>B50</strong> tablet or a <strong>B Complex</strong> as well.</p><p>I CAN'T tell you how much this combination has helped me, husband and several of my friends.</p><p>The Methyl. (I'm abbreviating here) type of B12 is considered the best. Usually, you have to go to a health food store to get it. Whole Foods has it. <a href="http://www.iherb.com" target="_blank">www.iherb.com</a> has it.</p><p>You can NOT take too much B12, so don't worry about overdose.</p><p>Many of my friends take 3000 mcg or more. </p><p>My neighbor's husband was just diagnosis'd with dementia (he is older than your hubby) and recently he was in the hospital. While there, they said he was B12 deficient. This is SCARY, 'cause many nutritionist think our official numbers for B12 are really technically toooo low. So, his must have been pathetic.</p><p>Take this is in addition to what is an a multivitamin...also a good idea to take.</p><p>There are many good multis, by the way. One of the more popular ones is <strong>Centrum Silver.</strong></p><p>If stomach problems are an issue, you can take these things at night.</p><p>If stomach problems are a huge issue, you can take them at night, but see the doctor asap. In the mean time, husband could take one of those over the counter tummy medications (small amount) with- his vitamins.</p><p>Another vitamin to consider supplementing is <strong>D3</strong>...google it. Lots of thought that it helps with- a variety of things and that we are more deficient in this than we realized. Take a small amount in the summer and a larger dose the rest of the year.</p><p>Hang in there....sounds a little rough right now.</p><p>by the way, I thought what you said was absolutely perfect.</p><p>This too shall pass.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nomad, post: 302695"] I'm so sorry. I agree with- Fran...time for a check up for your husband. ALSO, many doctors are NOT up on this and are resistent to it all, but the real truth is that almost [B]everyone over 50 needs additional Vitamin B12.[/B] If depression/anxiety/stress is an issue, it is a good idea to take a [B]B50[/B] tablet or a [B]B Complex[/B] as well. I CAN'T tell you how much this combination has helped me, husband and several of my friends. The Methyl. (I'm abbreviating here) type of B12 is considered the best. Usually, you have to go to a health food store to get it. Whole Foods has it. [URL="http://www.iherb.com"]www.iherb.com[/URL] has it. You can NOT take too much B12, so don't worry about overdose. Many of my friends take 3000 mcg or more. My neighbor's husband was just diagnosis'd with dementia (he is older than your hubby) and recently he was in the hospital. While there, they said he was B12 deficient. This is SCARY, 'cause many nutritionist think our official numbers for B12 are really technically toooo low. So, his must have been pathetic. Take this is in addition to what is an a multivitamin...also a good idea to take. There are many good multis, by the way. One of the more popular ones is [B]Centrum Silver.[/B] If stomach problems are an issue, you can take these things at night. If stomach problems are a huge issue, you can take them at night, but see the doctor asap. In the mean time, husband could take one of those over the counter tummy medications (small amount) with- his vitamins. Another vitamin to consider supplementing is [B]D3[/B]...google it. Lots of thought that it helps with- a variety of things and that we are more deficient in this than we realized. Take a small amount in the summer and a larger dose the rest of the year. Hang in there....sounds a little rough right now. by the way, I thought what you said was absolutely perfect. This too shall pass. [/QUOTE]
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