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Are there any side effects of the vitamin b6 multivitamins?
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Yes: Too much pyridoxine or vitamin b-6 can cause peripheral neuropathy or even spinal cord damage. Therefore, best not to exceed 300-400 mg total daily, and the safest top dose is likely 100mg twice daily.
Answered 3/20/2013
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