Higher doses of vitamin B12 may be used to treat a clinically recognised deficiency
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so supplements will not help at all but will increase further blood test results ( unusable B12) With low B12 it is also common to have low folate ferritin and vitamin D
Were still going through this process, but I think its more than likely that the process will end up at the result that Secretary Kennedy wants, said Nathan Beaver, an attorney specializing in FDA issues