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I will say that B12 supplements are magic if you're legit low on the stuff. I was marginal, then started on a new medication and I got weird peripheral nerve tingling. I started on the B12 at the suggestion of Dr. Google and it cleared things right up.
Regular doctor confirmed that Dr. Google was right and she was annoyed the specialist that prescribed the new med (metformin) didn't also tell me to take B12.