Guest guest Posted January 7, 2010 Report Share Posted January 7, 2010 Hi Clare, I just went gluten and dairy-free 2 weeks ago. I had my B-12 level checked in August and it was in the normal-low range. I was told to take B-12 supplements. Is your B-12 low? Lyme can do that, yes? I'd like to hear more about what you are doing. Are you taking a B-12 supplement? Kate [ ] Anyone with neuropathy Hi, my Lyme is neurological. No Gluten/No Dairy has made a tremendous improvement for me, have you checked your bodies ability to absorb B-12? and Chiropractic adjustments have been invaluable. Also, I stear clear of any of the stimulating/cooling herbals ie; mint.... All the best! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2010 Report Share Posted January 7, 2010 Hi, I tested normal for B-12 level as well, but understand B-12 to be critical in Neurological functioning, I've taken it daily for 9 mos. now and include it on the list when crediting what has me to 85% better. The B-12 I chose is from Trader Joes (Trader Darwin is the brand actually) one tablet dissolves in your mouth p/day. I still have burning nerve pain during times of high stress etc., and have fondly come to recognize that as my " red light " ... Also, if you are not drinking *one oz. of water per one lb. of body weight per day* it is simply not enough water. So thats 4 qts.(or 128 0z.s) per 128lb person and so on. I've always valued water but had no idea I was not drinking nearly enough? Steady elimination and lubrication of the systems are critical here. I hope this is helpful to you! Best, Clare Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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