Vitamin B12
Many people are deficient in Vitamin B12 due to lack of sufficient absorption. Additionally, B12 is depleted or blocked by mercury, pesticides, chemicals, tobacco smoke, mycotoxins, and nitrous oxide anesthesia.
Vitamin
B12:
Vital Nutrient for Good Health
by Sally Fallon and Mary G. Enig, PhD
Vitamin
B12
Deficiency Causes Brain Shrinkage, Neurological Disorders
by Mike Adams, NaturalNews.com, September 2008
Treatment
Using
Vitamin
B-12 for the Management of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
by Dr. Charles W. Lapp, MD
Dr. Charles Lapp's B12 protocol.
B12:
Rationale
For Using B12
by Dr. Sarah Myhill, MD
Vitamin B12's role in metabolism is relevant to environmental
illness: B12 interrupts the nitric oxide / peroxynitrite cycle
and sustains the important methylation cycle.
The
B-12
Deficiency in ME/CFS and FM May Provide Clues and Relief
by Dana Myatt, NMD, and Mark Ziemann, RN, ProHealth.com, April 11,
2008
How to Choose the Right B12 for You
MTHFR Support Australia
Biochemistry
Cobalamin Used in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Therapy is a Nitric Oxide
Scavenger
by Martin L. Pall, PhD
Vitamin B12, in the form of hydroxocobalamin, is a component of the Neural
Sensitization Protocol. According to Dr. Martin Pall, PhD, it
"acts primarily as a nitric oxide scavenger" rather than relieving a
deficiency.
Red Blood Cell Morphology and CFS/ME
interview with Dr. Les Simpson, PhD by Dr. Roger G. Mazlen, MD
New
Study
Links Repetitive or Continual Fatigue to Low Vitamin B12 and High
Homocysteine in Cerebrospinal Fluid
ProHealth.com, June 6, 2006
Updated 3/13/2020