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Hi. my question is...will b12 vitamins help regain sensation back to my legs after also having a shot which can i take liquid or regular tablets ?
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Sublingual B 12: For convenience, sublingual b 12 is the best choice. Oral b 12 has to travel through the GI system and most of it is destroyed. If you take the kind that melts under your tongue it will go directly into your blood stream and will you absorb most of it. Peace and good health. See doc about leg sensations.
Answered 5/16/2016
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