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Thanks for this added information. I discovered the same thing, with another family member where Methylcobalamin worked wonders and Cyanocobalamin didn't. One
by timewarrior 9y ago
Thanks for this added information. I discovered the same thing, with another family member where Methylcobalamin worked wonders and Cyanocobalamin didn't.
One thing I would add is that Methylcobalamin needs to be injected to work best. If people do not have your gene mutation, they are better off taking Cyanocobalamin.
PS: Whenever someone in family has major health issue which no one can get handle on - they reach out to me. My lifelong dream has been to cure Cancer using AI. Just started working on that.
- tathougies 9y agoYou can take methylcobalamin sublingually. Absorption is fine, according to my blood results.
- pcthrowaway 9y agoI thought the injection was typically hydroxocobalamin. Has this changed?
- timewarrior 9y agoYep, they are and also the best form. Extremely unstable in capsules and oral supplements though. Methylcobalamin isn't very effective orally. However someone with a gene mutation doesn't have any choices.
- AstralStorm 9y agoIt actually is quite effective, much like cyanocobalamin. (The usual form in supplements.) Needs just slightly higher dosage than hydroxocobalamin.
- 0xJRS 9y agoI'd be interested to see your approach and what you've done so far on the Cancer/AI front. Do you have links to anything online?